Martin Källström

Memoto wearable camera automatically captures your life at 30 second intervals

Khoa Đinh2012-10-232:00640x360 original source ↗
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factMemoto developed a lifelogging camera designed to be small and unobtrusive while capturing life automatically.0:28factThe Memoto camera is weather-protected and captures 5-megapixel pictures.0:28factThe Memoto camera operates on a simple interface: clip it on to start taking pictures and put it down to stop.0:28factMemoto's core vision was to create a system that captures and remembers everyday moments automatically without requiring the user to think about it.0:28factThe Memoto camera captures photos at 2-minute intervals, taking 120 photos per hour.0:54factPhotos are stored on Memoto's cloud storage service rather than on the device itself.0:54factMemoto developed iPhone and Android apps that automatically organize photos on a timeline for easy browsing.0:54factMemoto's app uses GPS and time data to allow users to search and find photos by location and timestamp.1:19factThe Memoto team spent a year developing the camera and its accompanying apps before seeking funding.1:19factMemoto launched a Kickstarter campaign to fund production of the first 1,000 cameras.1:19
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[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.