went beyond the Lab's 1997 Wearables symposium, offering a look into the world of emerging technologies, where computing is not only wearable, but also emotional, squeezable, washable, and edible.
Agenda Hotels Directions	considered the many ways in which the one-size-fits-all technology that used to sit in a box on your desk will become emotionally intelligent and responsive: a world of assistants that just happen to be hardware and software, rather than human. Imagine, for instance, a computer that can be customized by its user simply saying, "I like that" or "I don't like that"—a machine that can actually sense what delights or frustrates you, and when you just want to be left alone. The shift is toward a world in which the machine adapts to the human in a respectful and sensible way, rather than the other way around.
	Read an article about Sens*bles in MIT's Tech Talk newspaper.