As we all know, for wild animals, they often howl, dance complex dances, spread beautiful feathers, etc. to attract the opposite sex. As for humans, they can express love through flirting, blinking, staring, code words, etc. Inspired by this, architect and interaction designer Behnaz Farahi recently created a 3D printed garment that can “see through” the other person’s mind. This garment is like a cloak covered with beautiful feathers, and can be detected by a camera microcontroller on the garment. The age, gender, and even motivations of the bystanders.
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