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The Smile TV, created by design graduate David Hedberg, may look like an ordinary, retro-inspired television—but it only works when you smile at it.
When its facial-recognition software detects the user’s smiling face, the television changes its fuzzy screen to reveal a looping content of musical clips and random action scenes.
To watch an uninterrupted broadcast on the Smile TV, viewers need to smile continuously at it.
Scroll down to see the Smile TV in action.
[via Fast Co. Design, Images via Vimeo and Creative Applications]
The Smile TV, created by design graduate David Hedberg, may look like an ordinary, retro-inspired television—but it only works when you smile at it.
When its facial-recognition software detects the user’s smiling face, the television changes its fuzzy screen to reveal a looping content of musical clips and random action scenes.
To watch an uninterrupted broadcast on the Smile TV, viewers need to smile continuously at it.
Scroll down to see the Smile TV in action.
[via Fast Co. Design, Images via Vimeo and Creative Applications]