New camera promises to capture your whole life - tech - 16 October 2009 - New Scientist

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La SenseCam de Gordon Bell bientôt mise sur le marché

After reviewing SenseCam photos of a significant event every two days for three weeks, the person could remember it substantially better, even after months of not looking at the photos, compared with events that were not reviewed this way or were recorded only in a written diary.
For consumers, the gadget will provide an easy way to become a "lifelogger" – someone who attempts to electronically record as much of their life as possible.
"Once you have that mass market, that brings the prices down." Eventually, he says, a SenseCam-like device could be part of an artificial memory used by ordinary people, just as they use notebooks and planners as memory aids today.

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07 Nov 09

Christophe Deschamps
La SenseCam de Gordon Bell bientôt mise sur le marché

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- After reviewing SenseCam photos of a significant event every two days for three weeks, the person could remember it substantially better, even after months of not looking at the photos, compared with events that were not reviewed this way or were recorded only in a written diary.
- For consumers, the gadget will provide an easy way to become a "lifelogger" – someone who attempts to electronically record as much of their life as possible.
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- - "Once you have that mass market, that brings the prices down." Eventually, he says, a SenseCam-like device could be part of an artificial memory used by ordinary people, just as they use notebooks and planners as memory aids today.
03 Nov 09

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27 Oct 09

Erudite
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- A camera you can wear as a pendant to record every moment of your life will soon be launched by a UK-based firm.
- The ViconRevue was originally developed as the SenseCam by Microsoft Research Cambridge, UK, for researchers studying Alzheimer's and other dementias. Studies showed that reviewing the events of the day using SenseCam photos could help some people improve long-term recall.
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    that MS reseaerch also showed that reviewing the info at the end of hte day dramatically increased healthy people's retention as well.
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- - Vicon's version will retail for £500 (about $820) and will also be marketed to researchers at first; it will go on sale in the next few months. A consumer version should be released in 2010.
  - For consumers, the gadget will provide an easy way to become a "lifelogger" – someone who attempts to electronically record as much of their life as possible. Microsoft researcher Gordon Bell has made his life an experiment in lifelogging, recording everything from phone calls to TV viewing, and uses a SenseCam wherever he goes.
  - "Once you have that mass market, that brings the prices down." Eventually, he says, a SenseCam-like device could be part of an artificial memory used by ordinary people, just as they use notebooks and planners as memory aids today.
21 Oct 09

Julz G
Worn around the neck, it records every minute of your life – which could help people with memory problems, or who just want to lifelog

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19 Oct 09

Brandon Wu
- New camera promises to capture your whole life
- A camera you can wear as a pendant to record every moment of your life will soon be launched by a UK-based firm.
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- - the camera takes pictures automatically as often as once every 30 seconds. It also uses an accelerometer and light sensors to snap an image when a person enters a new environment, and an infrared sensor to take one when it detects the body heat of a person in front of the wearer. It can fit 30,000 images onto its 1-gigabyte memory.
  - For consumers, the gadget will provide an easy way to become a "lifelogger" – someone who attempts to electronically record as much of their life as possible.
18 Oct 09

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17 Oct 09

Joe Loong
Lifelogging camera (neck-wearable) in production. via Slashdot.

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16 Oct 09

Jenny Sibaja
Worn around the neck, it records every minute of your life – which could help people with memory problems, or who just want to lifelog

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hubert guillaud
La société ViconRevue s'apprète à commercialiser l'appareil photo développé pour l'expérience SenseCam de Microsoft Research et qui a permis à Gordon Bell d'enregistrer sa vie depuis plusieurs années. Pour 550 euros, la caméra que l'on porte autour du cou

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