Ever since I read about the Memoto lifelogging camera, I was wondering where it can be effectively used without intruding on privacy of others. Google glass is already facing scrutiny even before its launch. Same holds true for Memoto. How would the world react if you walked around with a video camera in hand recording everything in view? The difference now is that you are wearing a tiny camera masquerading as a pair of glasses or a necklace or a clip.
Today, we were visiting one of our friends and their month old baby. We started talking about how they should capture every fleeting moment of the baby's childhood and how precious it is. That is when it struck me that this is a perfect use-case for Memoto. Clip a Memoto to the mother's dress and it takes a snap every 30 seconds. With the mother spending a majority of her time with the newborn baby, chances are she will capture some really candid fleeting moments. No more running for a camera when the baby smiles, no more running to get your smartphone when the baby takes the first step. Memoto does it for you. In fact, you could even hang a Memoto onto the crib to record everything that the baby does.
This use-case is perfect since it is private and you are not recording anyone else without their permission. Once you have the images, you can determine what to do with them and how to use them.
Oh, just make sure you remember to take Memoto off when you to to the bathroom :)
This use-case is perfect since it is private and you are not recording anyone else without their permission. Once you have the images, you can determine what to do with them and how to use them.
Oh, just make sure you remember to take Memoto off when you to to the bathroom :)