Since the pandemic, remote working has become more common and preferred among
working adults. Some are given the choice, while others are compelled. Despite the fact that remote work is preferred, many remote workers experience emotional strain during their workday. These emotional strains differ from those experienced by office workers. This project aims to delve deeper into the use of emotion detection and specific senses
such as sight, sound, and smell to assist remote employees in increasing productivity,
reducing negative feelings, and achieving work-life balance. Developing a system to foster a better remote working experience.