Lightwave is a smart wristband that is able to measure different types of user interactions like movement, audio levels, and body temperatures to provide real-time data about the audience’s response towards a performance. This method will allow the person on stage to monitor reactions and curate the program with the “crowd engagement data” to achieve the best mix of both. Imagine dropping a massive beat at an intense collection of energy, or activating confetti when everyone is finally raved up; these major actions are now met with accurate data feeds. This is the brainchild of Rana June, the co-founder and VP of marketing at Medialets, who also happens to be an iPad DJ pioneer herself. “When you’re a performer, you have no idea if the guy in the back of the room is having fun or not,” she said in an interview with Tech Crunch.
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