
The Bubelle dress uses emotion sensors fitted to a figure-hugging inner layer to detect what kind of mood a woman is in.
Then a special outer layer changes colour so men (and women) can see exactly what they are up against. The sensitive dress, which was designed by electronics giant Philips, works by monitoring physical changes associated with different emotions.
Emotions such as stress, arousal or fear generate light that then changes pattern and colour, based on its intensity.
Researchers at the Dutch firm are now working on electronic tattoos which could also change design based on mood.
'The tattoos could even change in response to gestures or emotions,' said a spokeswoman.
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Source: Design-Phillips via Metro
Tags: Dress | Emotion | Dress | Clothes | Mood
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