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Brain scanning could be used to design "scientifically perfect" products

2014年05月08日 00:05 ·

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Dutch designer Merel Bekking explains how she scanned people's brains to find out what types of objects they liked most - and used the data to produce "perfect" products for them.
Read more: dezeen.com/?p=459010

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