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Electronic wearable using personalizable sound and fragrance for personal branding
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I design a range of personalizable electronic sound and perfume accessories called Sound Perfume system to establish memorable experiences, through embedded auditory and olfactory actuators which can generate wearer's unique sound and perfume signatures. I have realized it can be used in personal branding to evoke emotions and feelings to influence personal brand experiences and interpretations. In this paper, I discuss further challenges and concerns associated with the concept of an electronic wearables using personalizable sound and fragrance for personal branding purpose.
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DOI:10.1145/2832932
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