We design and deliver experiences and
services by combining visual biological reaction
data with a creative vision.
By tracking and analyzing biological reactions,
behaviors, and more, we can glean insights
from the subconscious about what influences psychology and behaviors.
SOOTH has announced its Gaze Counter. This solution scores and analyzes the gazes of video viewers, thereby aiding video creators in optimizing their content.
Shibuya's FabCafe Tokyo hosted an event called, “Haptic Design Meetup Vol. 9: Haptic x (Skill) Design.” This event is a part of a project for pursuing a new design field known as “Haptic Design,” which is based on the sense of touch. The event was an opportunity to brainstorm on practical know-how. Sooth attended to present and discuss case studies on the use of the five sense in sports and analyses of physical movements.
Sooth's Director and CDO Takayuki Yoshizawa and Daiko's Hiromichi Yamaguchi spoke for an article titled, “Consumer Data-Driven Marketing News.” They discussed their visions for and the potential outcomes of the feelings-sensing laboratory project that Daiko and Sooth started in collaboration with another two companies. They aim to find what consumers genuinely desire by sensing their biological reactions.
Harajuku's WeWork Iceberg hosted an event titled, “New Music School Vol. 00: Music Needs New Professionals.” This conference is to launch a new music school that will nurture a new generation of businessperson to produce music for the 21st Century. Sooth attended a start-up pitch session and showcased its Brain Monitor.
Sooth's CEO Yasutoshi Nukada served as a lecturer for Waseda University's Global Education Center's course called, “Practical Innovation and Technology B.” He emphasized the importance of cutting-edge technology and data analysis to innovators in the industrial world during his discussion on changing the world with an experience design platform business.
Sooth's director, Takayuki Yoshizawa, was a lecturer for an intensive course titled “Special Media Lectures I,” at the School of Media Science at the Tokyo University of Technology. Yoshizawa lectured on new challenges in communication and research, and on the future of marketing, based on a theme of “Data and Creativity.”
