All the Feels: Introducing Biometric Data to Online Gameplay Streams
作者： Raquel Robinson , Katherine Isbister , Zachary Rubin , None
关键词: Wearable technology 、 Wearable computer 、 Biometrics 、 Software 、 Multimedia 、 Biometric data 、 Skin conductance 、 Computer science
摘要: All the Feels is a tool developed to incorporate biometric data into online gameplay streams. The displays heart rate and GSR (galvanic skin response) information stream spectators, taken from player in real-time, through use of commercially available wearable device. also provides emotion labeling input existing auto-detection software that uses player's webcam. In this paper, we motivate discuss initial prototype tool, present results preliminary study with watchers streamers assess potential novel addition streaming gameplay.
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