Martin Källström

Memoto Camera Snap Your Life Every 30 Seconds

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factMemoto is positioned as the world's smallest wearable camera.0:03factThe Memoto camera enables continuous photography, giving users a photographic memory of their life.0:03factThe Memoto camera makes documenting life effortless and is designed for both special events and everyday use.0:03factNarrative Clip 1 features a 5-megapixel sensor that captures one photo every 30 seconds.0:28factThe Narrative Clip 1 includes GPS and allows photos to be searchable by location.0:28factPrivacy was a fundamental concern for Martin and the Narrative team from the earliest stages of Memoto development.0:28factThe Memoto camera design balances being visually recognizable as a camera while remaining subtle and non-distracting to the user.0:28
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[00:00:03] Speaker A: Memoto is the world's smallest wearable camera. It allows you to take photos of everything you do, basically have a photographic memory. It makes documentation of your life effortless. You can use it for special events like weddings or birthdays, but also for your everyday, your work life or spending time with your family or whatever.

[00:00:28] Speaker A: Inside the camera is a 5-megapixel sensor capturing photos, one photo every 30 seconds, and then there's GPS as well, so the photos are searchable by street name or city. The issue of privacy was really on the top of our list from the start when we started working with Memoto. It was really one of the primary objectives of the design of the camera. To make it honest

[00:00:54] Speaker A: in the sense that people should recognize it as being a camera, but also very subtle in the way that it shouldn't be distracting for you.