現代人離不開音樂，習慣在任何時刻都能聽到音樂，用餐時也是如此。目前在大多數餐廳所播放的音樂仍是由店家自行決定；但也因為不了解顧客音樂喜好，因此餐廳撥放的音樂可能出現顧客較不喜歡的音樂類型。但是如果單純由顧客選擇喜歡的音樂，則可能出現客人所選擇的音樂類型或內容不適合於該餐廳內播放。
為此，我們構建了一個解決該問題的系統： (1)實作一個可以讓使用者選擇音樂並進行互動的音樂播放裝置MuBox。 (2)為了讓使用者們能夠收聽自己喜歡的歌曲，我們建立了一個Chomre擴充套件MuTube，用於收集使用者YouTube 音樂偏好並藉此建立了我們自己的資料集。 (3)除此之外我們建立了一個推薦系統，利用收集到的資料進行推薦，讓使用者們都能在餐廳聽到他們喜歡的音樂。

People nowadays are inseparable from music. They listen to music at all times, even during meals. While dining in a restaurant, the background music being played is mostly at the discretion of the store. The restaurants do not consider customer’s music preferences. Consequently, the music may not accommodate the customers’ tastes. However, if the music is chosen by the customers, the music genre or some explicit content in the lyrics could be inappropriate to be played in public.
Hence, we constructed a system to solve this problem by: (1)Implementing an interactive music player, MuBox, which can take song requests from the users. (2)Learning users’ music preferences by collecting their YouTube listening history via a Chrome extension, called MuTube. (3)Setting up a recommendation system which uses the collected music data to generate suitable music recommendations.

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