Physiological Monitoring for NeuroMarketing

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Physiological Monitoring for NeuroMarketing Reut Ben Mocha, Tom Sisso, Raz Lugassi Workshop 14/15b

Overview Marketing strategy is the fundamental goal of increasing sales and achieving a sustainable competitive advantage. Advertising is a form of marketing  communication used to persuade an audience to take or continue some action, usually with respect to a commercial offering. The marketing mix it was proposed by professor E. Jerome McCarthy in the 1960s consists of four basic elements called the "four P's“: Product Price Place Promotion In 2014, a study conducted over 7 years found that the television commercial is still the most effective mass-market advertising format. 20/05/15 workshop- TAU - 2015

Let the numbers “talk” In 2010, spending on advertising was estimated at $143 billion in the United States and $467 billion worldwide. The average cost of a single thirty-second television spot during The annual Super Bowl football  game reached US $4 million & a 60-second spot double that figure in 2014. The average hour-long TV show is 36% commercials. Let's be generous and assume that you don't see half these commercials. A typical American watch around 5 hours of television a day, which adds up to 140,000 hours over a lifetime. So the number of hours you spend watching commercials is ½ × 36% × 140,000 = 25,000 hours, more or less. 20/05/15 workshop- TAU - 2015

So what’s the problem?! How does the advertiser know whether the commercial achieved it’s goal? Today: advertiser needs to take a survey in retrospect, count on subjective and unreliable answers, collect and analyze data etc... 20/05/15 workshop- TAU - 2015

Our Solution Save time! Save money! All that needs to be done is watch the commercial – Real time samples will be gathered into a credible conclusions. 20/05/15 workshop- TAU - 2015

Our Solution Develop an application to advertising and marketing agencies, to examine the commercials’ quality. The application will contain information on several aspects: the level of concentration during the ad (in sections outline specific time), points of interest in model groups (age, gender) etc. The output will be based on the analysis of information received from EEG sensor combine with Eye Follower, connected to a real- time heterogeneous viewers while watching an ad. 20/05/15 workshop- TAU - 2015

Advertiser’s Real Time View 9/22/2018 Network Function Virtualization - TAU - 2015

How does it work?! Cloud viewer Advertiser (App’s client) 9/22/2018 Network Function Virtualization - TAU - 2015

Planned schedule Design Implementation First sample group Summarize general idea - done Present project - done Design API – eye follower – 29.5.15 API – EEG sensor – 1.6.15 Media player app (collect DB from single user) – 5.6.15 Analyzer app (GUI showing results) – 12.6.15 Implementation Integrate apps – 18.6.15 Test applications with sample group – 25.6.15 Present final results – 12.7 First sample group 20/05/15 workshop- TAU - 2015