In a near future, navigating through airports can become not just physically taxing but emotionally draining. To address this, airports introduce “Emotional Comfort Kiosks”. These are compact, walk-in stations scattered throughout terminals, designed to provide emotional and psychological support to passengers. Each kiosk is equipped with a virtual reality (VR) headset, offering quick, immersive sessions that range from soothing natural scenes to short meditative exercises aimed at reducing travel anxiety.
Additionally, the kiosk has mood-sensing technology, which reads a passenger’s emotional state through facial cues and biometrics to tailor the content. For instance, if the system detects high stress levels, it might suggest a calming beach scene or a serene forest walkthrough.
The exterior of the kiosk sports soft, calming colors and emits gentle, relaxing aromas to enhance the soothing experience. These kiosks serve as a quick escape for travelers, providing them a moment of peace and recalibration before their flights, subtly encouraging a culture of mindfulness and emotional well-being in high-stress environments.
Do they also sell smaller home units?