Dyadic Mirror: Everyday Second-person Live-view for Empathetic Reflection upon Parent-child ...
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A wearable smart mirror comprising a child-worn vest with a tiny smartphone and wide-angle lens crops and magnifies the parent’s face to show a second-person live-view — the parent’s face as seen by the child. Deployed to 6 families for 4 weeks, the prototype automatically detects face-to-face interaction and continuously displays the tracked face. Parents report initial surprise at their expressions, increased self-awareness, momentary emotion regulation, and early indications of sustained behavior change.
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