Holographic Projector Device

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a dystopian workplace where employees' moods are constantly monitored in a pervasive and invasive manner. The setting is a dimly lit office with walls adorned with large screens displaying real-time mood analytics. Each employee wears a device that tracks their emotional state, feeding data into an omnipresent surveillance system. The atmosphere is tense, with a palpable sense of unease as workers are acutely aware that their every mood is being analysed and judged. The design should convey a sense of oppression and lack of privacy, with technology serving as a tool for control rather than empowerment. The aesthetic is dark, with cold, metallic surfaces and a minimalistic, utilitarian approach to workspace design. Include visual elements that highlight the dystopian nature of mood tracking, such as eye scanners, holographic displays of mood data, and surveillance cameras prominently placed throughout the workspace. --s 250 --ar 16:9 --v 6.0

Product design, facial wear device, linking the temples and jaw area, these two parts have muscle electrical sensors, at the same time there are holes to blow out the aroma and mist

a portrait of "AI"

cyber tech film projector device used to shine through subjects eyes. Detailed with creative composition. Film

holographic illustration

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A futuristic, holographic interface displaying dynamic graphs, charts, and equations, with a hand reaching out to interact, symbolizing innovation, technology, and the future of data analysis and decision-making. Art Style: Futuristic Data Visualization --v 6.0

Create 5 colour palets for a brand which sells a premium anti-snoring device called CalmZ

an ultra minimal and lightweight bio assistive medical device made for ones hand and all five fingers to assist in opening. 3-D printed from laser scans of the patient's hand. Ultra low profile design should follow cartier in design style. Show being worn by patients in a lifestyle prescription pharmaceutical style advertising.