Kokoro Heart Sensor is a peripheral for the iPod created by an NYU student, Anaid Gomez. The specialty of this device is it’s able to sense your heart beat rate and gets the iPod to play music beats that follows how fast your heart is beating.
If you’re excited and your heart is beating fast, the Kokoro Heart Sensor will get the iPod to play fast beats. When you’re relaxed, the device will get iPod to play slow beats. The device shall be a fun accessory which could let you control the iPod playlist simply by your emotion. Or even when you think of something that gets you excited may let the iPod play fast beats to go along with your excitement. Check out the video below for the device in action.
via geeky-gadgets
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