Martin Källström

Memoto life-logging wearable camera hands-on

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factMemoto is a compact wearable 5-megapixel camera that captures geotagged photos at 30-second intervals.0:06factThe Memoto app processes photos in the cloud and automatically organizes them into clusters called moments.0:06factThe Memoto app automatically selects the best photos using image analysis, prioritizing images with faces.0:06factThe Memoto app demonstrated impressive performance even in its non-final development stage.0:06factThe Memoto app provides smooth scrolling through hundreds of photos with a simple finger swipe.0:31factUsers can curate and share their best photos, saving them to their device or posting to social networks.0:31factMemoto supports public and private timelines, and all photos are geotagged to show where they were taken.0:31factMemoto planned to release an open API allowing other manufacturers to integrate their services with the wearable camera.0:56
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[00:00:06] Speaker A: A compact wearable 5-megapixel camera, the Memoto snaps a geotagged photo every 30 seconds. Those photos are processed in the cloud and then passed to the Memoto app, which sorts them into clusters, or moments as Memoto calls them. You can view all of the photos in a moment, or you can just view the best shots, picked out automatically depending on which images have a face in frame, for instance. Even in non-final form, the app is surprisingly quick. You

[00:00:31] Speaker A: can scroll through a large number of photos, even many hundreds of them, with just a swipe of your finger. And you can easily pick out the better shots and set them as the keyframe for the gallery, or share them on social networks, or save them to your device. There's support for public and private timelines. And since each of the photos are geotagged, you can tap on the shot and see exactly where it was taken. Eventually, Memoto will add in a map that allows you to tap on any location and see

[00:00:56] Speaker A: the shots that were taken there, rather than having to remember the date. There'll also be an open API, which will allow other manufacturers to integrate their services and software with the wearable camera. Thanks for watching.