univ of wisconsin october 2012
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Cash Rich—Time Poor Consumers
The battle over ‘Share of Attention’
24/7 Connected World
Right here–Right now mindset
Shift to portable & mobile devices
Rise of GPRS & mapping technology
Spread of embedded sensors
Data privacy
HAS THE RESEARCH INDUSTRY CHANGED AT THE SAME PACE?
Learning experiences & motivation DISAGREE AGREE
5 4 3 2 1
1. In my opinion craftsmanship can be acquired through practice without theory lessons.
2. It is my own fault if I fail to learn theory.
3. I am only interested in mastering learning tasks that are required in real working life.
EDUFORM BY COS CO
VARIETY:
VELOCITY:
VOLUME:
Manage the complexity of multiple data types
Streaming data & large volume data movement
Scale from terabytes to zettabytes
IBM has teamed up with adhesive maker 3M
to create hi-tech new chips that 'sandwich' up
to 100 layers of silicon to create processors
1,000 times as powerful as today's
Source: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/
Computers ability to process human emotions is the future of major growth markets
Websites respond to users’ reactions
Games respond to players
Kiosk reco based on reactions
Cars sense driver attentiveness
Smartphones react to mood
Robots with empathy
IMAGINE
Smile Enjoyment / Like
Lowered eyebrows Confusion & Dislike
Eyebrow raise Surprise & Shock, or
Understanding
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Storyline “what’s going to happen” suggests positive valence build up throughout
DRAFT
Valence Overall positivity or negativity of the experience while watching the ad
AFFDEX Unobtrusive measure of viewers’ emotional responses using simple webcam
Main menu:
Welcome to the TNS shopper application. What would you like to do?
o Record new drink purchase o Capture image o Capture video o Capture audio
o Exit
Data is used by Brands, Ad Agencies, and TV networks to inform TV media buying & selling decisions.
115+ TV Networks
11,000+ TV Show Titles
346,000+ TV Telecasts
Neuroscientists make headway turning thoughts into speech
We’re trying to figure out how the brain decoded acoustics
into words, says study senior author Bob Knight of the
University of California-Berkeley. The goal is to help patients
rendered voiceless by strokes or other ailments speak their
thoughts directly…