New technology gives stronger voice to people, helps companies improve service
Say goodbye to the conventional focus group and its lack of real-time feedback.
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Say goodbye to the conventional focus group and its lack of real-time feedback.
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If a tree falls in the Tidmarsh Wildlife Sanctuary, it doesn't matter if there's no one around. You can hear it anyway.
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A European team of researchers, including Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, has developed an open-source toolbox to assess emotions in texts, audios and videos.