Martin Källström

Memoto - Trailer

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factMemoto's foundational philosophy emphasized capturing and preserving everyday moments that people typically forget.0:03factMemoto was designed to be small and unobtrusive, intentionally built to never be in the way during daily life.0:28factThe Memoto Clip 1 camera captured images at 5 megapixels.0:28factThe Memoto vision was to create technology that functions as a true photographic memory, capturing life as it is lived.0:28factThe Memoto camera automatically captured approximately 2 photos per minute.0:54factAll Memoto photos were automatically stored in Memoto's cloud storage service.0:54factMemoto developed mobile apps for both iPhone and Android to organize and manage photos automatically on a timeline.0:54factThe Memoto app used GPS and time data to enable photo search and retrieval functionality.1:19factThe Memoto team invested a year of development work on the camera and its accompanying apps before the Kickstarter campaign.1:19factMemoto sought Kickstarter funding to finance production of the first 1,000 Memoto cameras.1:19
Transcript

[00:00:03] Speaker A: Sometimes the best moments in life are the simple ones. The things that pass us by without us even noticing. The small surprises. And the everyday experiences. At Memoto, we love the simple moments, but we hate forgetting them. So we started thinking, what if we could capture those moments and

[00:00:28] Speaker A: create a true photographic memory? What if we could build Build a camera small enough to never be in the way and smart enough to capture life as we live it. This is what we ended up with: the Memoto lifelogging camera. It's small, light, weather-protected, and takes beautiful 5-megapixel pictures. Just clip it on and it starts taking pictures. Put

[00:00:54] Speaker A: it down or place it in your pocket and it stops. It's that easy. And all the pictures are safely stored on Memoto's storage service. We know what you're thinking. 2 photos a minute is a whole lot of photos, right? Well, to make things as easy as possible, we developed apps for both iPhone and Android that automatically organizes the photos on a timeline. Want to remember the name of the restaurant last night? Easy! Thanks

[00:01:19] Speaker A: to Memoto's smart algorithm, GPS, and time data, you can just search, find, and share. We're really passionate about getting this product out into the world. We've been working for a year to develop the camera and apps, and we have a great team on the job. But we need funding to start production of the first 1,000 cameras, and that's where we need help from the Kickstarter community. With your support,

[00:01:45] Speaker A: we're ready to make this happen. Memoto. Remember every moment.