Help improve your clients customer relations with a smile scanner!

Ever since man started to walk the world, they have been inventing things. From mobile phones the size of little dogs to the size of a pencil sharpener. But nobody is better at creating new and unusual technology than the Japanese.

It was released in the press today that the Japanese railway company Keihin Electric Express had invested in a Smile Scanner! It is designed to help employees to smile more at work, and to improve their smile.

According to reports, every morning the employees must go over to this smile scanner and smile as much as possible into a monitor. The amazing (yet somewhat scary machine) then tells you what is wrong with your smile. It works by scanning your face and analysing things like; lip curvature, eye movement and all your facial wrinkles. After it has finished analysing your face, the machine gives you a score out of one hundred, informing you of the quality of your smile.

It can even provide some advice. If it believes your smile to be unacceptable, it will tell you to improve the corner of your mouth by lifting it up. This machine will also print out a picture for you and print the best possible smile it thinks you can produce on it. So that if you start to feel gloomy throughout the day it will uplift your spirits.

It has been rumoured that this could also be incorporated onto flights for flight attendants to keep reminding themselves to stay smiling. So on your next Caribbean holidays or Canada holidays and you find one of these crazed smiles staring at you. At least you will know it’s not because they are deranged.

If anything the use of this computer will bring a smile to the staffs face, surely it must be quite amusing. When it came to it though, everyday usage would become very boring.