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ambient intelligence (AmI) refers to environments that are sensitive and responsive to the presence of people
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These structures don’t behave quite like fields of solar panels. They produce power more consistently and, in some conditions, more of it. Delete the scoop?
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The Exmobaby suit has a thermometer, heart rate monitor and movement sensor built into the fabric - and tells parents their child's 'mood' via their PC or smartphone. 
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April 10, 8:00 AM
The Exmobaby suit works using conductive fibres and sensors built into the fabric. 'Exmobaby parents will be able to see icons representing their baby's heartbeat, emotional state and activity level on their phones,' says the company. 'This is especially important for first-time mothers re-entering the work force, parents concerned about the vigilance of their babysitter, and childcare centers juggling the needs of multiple children. Exmobaby will also be marketed to parents worried about infant sleep apnea, choking and other dangers that relate to Sudden Infant Death Syndrome. Each Exmobaby suit also has a detachable transceiver that communicates the information to PCs and smartphones, plus software to receive and process the information and tell parents about their child's mood. The company says that the suits are an evolution of existing technologies such as baby monitors.
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For thousands of years, human beings have looked down on their emotions. We’ve seen them as primitive passions, the unfortunate legacy of our animal past. When we do stupid things – say, eating too much cake, or sleeping with the wrong person, or taking out a subprime mortgage – we usually blame our short-sighted feelings. People commit crimes of passion. There are no crimes of rationality.
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