Move beyond behavioral targeting: using mouse movements to read visitor’s mind

Surely the raininess factor is an April fools at least?<p>The happyness factor from mouse movements? Well I'm unsure but I can see how someone could argue that could be calculated. But raininess? Please no.

I remember GazeHawk had done some research about this, I'd love to hear their thoughts.

Looks cool :) looking forward to use it !!

There are mathematics symbols, it looks scientific. Must be true :)

One step further... using body movements...<p><a href="http://mail.google.com/mail/help/motion.html" rel="nofollow">http://mail.google.com/mail/help/motion.html</a><p>"Create a flowchart with ease" :-)<p>But is the undertone a suggestion that Kinect just isn't going to make it out of the world of gaming?

This is kool.

The ten test subjects is hardly a representative sample.

Mouse tracking only solves 20% of the problem.

almost fell for it.. well done

Can it also tell whether I am thinking of pink ponies while viewing your site, so that an appropriate visual style and colour scheme can be presented? I think that would be a valuable addition to an exemplary toolbox for professional web developers.

Is that an MCP neuron??

hey one question though.. is it related to the day?? :D

Read my mind. Also stole some of the change I had laying beside my laptop. Impressive.

I heard Color was using this technology to determine whether people were angry, disappointed, or just waiting for something interesting to happen when using their app.