Royal College of Art design graduate David Hedberg created a TV set that operates only when you are smiling.
"By expressing that we like something, we have very much become antennas ourselves – transmitting the content on to somebody else. This TV installation elaborates with facial recognition technology and a last-decade TV set to re-consider viewer engagement and how content is accessed. It only works if we smile."
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