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People express and communicate their mental states—such as emotions, thoughts, and desires—through facial expressions, vocal nuances, gestures, and other non-verbal channels. FaceSense is a tool for analyzing, tagging, and making inferences about cognitive-affective mental states from facial video.
Great Application and I’m sure it’ll have many applications in the near future.
Keep it up
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Interesting, although I would not allow testers to test any drink that close to my laptop 
Wow that seems interesting! Is it open source or? hit me up!
Can we test it in Bolivia?
Is it open source? is there a beta to test it?
How do you handle cultural differences?
thanks
That’s interesting! Keep it up. Wish to test it myself.
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