Music is known as the universal language. A good tune can cut across borders with the ease of a knife slicing through melted butter. However each human being has a distinctive set of likes and dislikes for their music. While previous music players could play whatever you chose to listen to, a new music player called Prizm is now able to learn your listening habits and personalise your playlist.

The music system can be paired with speakers using optical cables, Bluetooth or aux and then be synced with your preferred music streaming account. What makes the Prizm an even better choice for a music player is the fact that it can identify variables such as if it is night or day, the number of people who are in the room, the taste of music that it usually is expected to play and other interesting details.

Needless to say there can be some rather amusing bloopers when the automation picks a song that it feels you may like. However on the whole the options that Prizm offers are interesting and make good use of the latest algorithms for automatic choices that gadgets are using. This is one science project that you will have a lot of fun exploring.