Math Progam that Detects Mood

 A team in Tilburg University, the Netherlands, has been successful in creating a mathematics software that can detect students' mood. The software has not had a name, although it has been shared through the most recent edition of Computers in Human Behavior journal.

 The software has a built-in face-reading technology. It watches kids' faces and identifies emotion. The emotion might not be related to their ability in solving numbers. However, the emotion plays a big part in how kids learn.

  Smartly enough, the mathematics software will then adjust the problems' difficulty based on kids' feelings and emotions. So far, the program guessed mood correctly 71 percent of the time. If you have the progam in your schools' computer, do you think your math grade will go up?