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A new [wearable / wearing] device can let other people know your mood. The device is a wristband. It is called a Moodbeam and is [making / made] by a UK company with the same [name / called] . The wristband was designed by the company and a healthcare provider. The company wanted to [take / make] a self-reporting device to help doctors and medical [stuff / staff] . The healthcare provider wanted its workers to be [able / ability] to monitor their mood. Wearers of the device can check their mood by [logged / logging] in to their Moodbeam account. Information on their mood will [be / do] stored in the cloud. Employers and managers can also see the data stored [at / in] the cloud on a dashboard. This can let them know how workers and teams are feeling and coping [of / at] work.

The [original / initially] idea for the Moodbeam wristband came from a worried mother. She wanted to know how her daughter was [felt / feeling] when she wasn't with her. The company website says: "Moodbeam is [create / built] on the unfortunate [true / truth] that whilst how we feel is so important to our wellbeing, it's hard to capture, tough [for / to] talk about and often invisible....Moodbeam was created [with / to] the ambition to transform the way the world sees mood, by [make / making] it easier to understand and talk about how we [feel / feeling] ." It added the device: "Allows for better understanding of how we feel, creates more meaningful [conservation / conversations] with those we care about and helps us [lead / iron] happier lives."