Someday, wearing Google Glass to a job interview could become the status quo. My Monitor, an app originally developed to assist with Autism Spectrum Disorder, might be just the thing to put you ahead of the other job candidates thanks to real time biofeedback.
tweet thisWith all of the sensors in Google Glass, is it possible to provide some biofeedback that helps in stressful situations? If you have the right application, yes. As part of Twilio’s recent Autism Hackathon, developer Lance Nanek created just such an app, called My Monitor, which provides real-time feedback on your voice and eye level; two key success factors in any interview.
Using an open-source sound analysis app called Audalyzer, Nanek’s Glass app shows current sound levels and speaking tone on a graph in real-time.
sorce:http://gigaom.com
tweet thisWith all of the sensors in Google Glass, is it possible to provide some biofeedback that helps in stressful situations? If you have the right application, yes. As part of Twilio’s recent Autism Hackathon, developer Lance Nanek created just such an app, called My Monitor, which provides real-time feedback on your voice and eye level; two key success factors in any interview.
Using an open-source sound analysis app called Audalyzer, Nanek’s Glass app shows current sound levels and speaking tone on a graph in real-time.
sorce:http://gigaom.com
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