Another option from WeCU is a "smart seat, " or cushion full of hidden biometric sensors that could provide a more detailed read on someone sitting in an airport waiting area, Givon says.
It's a row of three seats that can be converted to a futon-like arrangement the armrests can be stowed and solid footrests can be pulled up to the level of the seat, to create a flat cushion that fills the row.
The central aisle of an airliner, the back seat of a car (stale popcorn crammed into cushion cracks), a coal mine, a hospital waiting room, a long tunnel in which a hot breeze blew first in one direction and then the other.