Microsoft: I'm sorry we're not developing the smart bra.

Although Microsoft Research has carried out a number of development projects, many of them end up in the dark, such as the media exposure of the previous days "smart Bra." It is reported that the bra can monitor the wearer's mood and help regulate anxiety, and thus prevent overeating. The "smart bra" can be used to gather the wearer's heartbeat and respiration data to make a judgment about its mood changes, the team said in a published paper. The "Smart Bra" is jointly developed by Microsoft Research, the University of Rochester and the University of Southampton in the United Kingdom. So is this kind of practical wearable device ultimately going to be productive? National Public Radio received the following response from Microsoft: "This bra sensing system is just one example of a Microsoft researcher focused on developing emotional computing or devices and services designed to respond to human emotions and reactions." Although we will continue to develop in the field of affective computing, Microsoft does not currently have a plan to develop a bra with sensors. "It is true that Microsoft is often reported to be developing a wearable device, but eventually ended up with the company." This July, Mr. Ballmer responded to questions about people-"I think that's one of the questions I chose not to answer." ”