Memoto Lets You Log Your Entire Life With The Lapel Camera

Memories are quite important to us, and having them stored away digitally has been a boon given to us by technology. Having a backup of all memories in our head seems to be something of the distant future but how about building a photographic record? Well, a startup Memoto, with the belief that people would want a photographic record of their lives, has come up with the Lapel Camera which takes pictures at an interval of every 30 seconds. With a clip-on, the camera can take pictures of whatever or whoever you're looking at, and then using its algorithms, finds out the most interesting ones.


The 36 X 36 X 9 mm Lapel Camera has a 5 MegaPixel camera sensor, originally made for mobile phones. The on-board ARM 9 processor is powered by Linux which runs a program to wake the device every 30 seconds, take a picture, record readings from the GPS sensor, accelerometer, and magnetometer, and put it back to sleep.

The pictures taken by the device are stored in a flash memory of 8GB which can be retrieved by plugging it to a computer or you could subscribe to the company's cloud storage service charged at $8 per month for online storage. Imagine the possibility of this device where you could see everything you did the whole day and recall all the details. Do you agree with what the company believes that people would need a photographic record of their lives?

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