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You’ve probably wanted at some point in time to be able to fully engage your date or a client. Here’s another tool to help you accomplish your goal. RISR is a “sensor web” that will help you get the most out of each conversation.

RISR is a sensor web that connects to your cellphone and scans it for body language cues. I guess this kind of thing should be pretty useful for some sufferers of autism spectrum disorder, as some have trouble with this. RISR vibrates on your body, telling it how to move to ensure a maximal engagement. Most people do this subconsciously, mirroring the position of the people they talk to. If that all doesn’t make too much sense to you, watch the video below for a demo:

The firm behind RISR has just announced this tech, and they will also help you with consultations to get the most out of your RISR vest. It will be deployed this fall.

[via TechCrunch]

So you have been in Singleville for the longest time ever, and the closest thing you ever had to a date in recent memory was by playing Leisure Suit Larry on an emulator. Perhaps it is time to see how technology can help you bridge the gap with who you are attracted to, instead of having it build a brick wall. The RiSR has been dubbed to be a wearable sensor network that fully intends to help you out of your love life rut. How does it do this? RiSR has solemnly promised to teach you the methods of improving your body language, which ultimately increase your chances of landing a date as you end up projecting a more confident image.

RiSR was designed to carry a net of sensors which are synchronized to an infrared camera, where it then goes to work by correcting your body posture via vibration feedback. The corrective measures do not stop there though, as it also has a social aspect to it that claims to teach you how to woo your date, or in the case of a lady, how to command respect in the office.

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