<ul><li>Scientists have discovered that future robots might be able to detect human emotions by measuring skin conductance, which measures how well skin conducts electricity.</li><li>In a study, skin conductance was found to correlate with emotions such as fear, surprise, and 'family bonding emotions,' making it an accurate method for real-time emotion detection.</li><li>When combined with other physiological signals like heart rate and brain activity, skin conductance could contribute to the development of emotionally intelligent devices and services.</li><li>Integrating skin conductance technology with robotics could lead to applications like smart devices that respond to users' emotions or streaming platforms that recommend content based on mood.</li></ul>

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