Memoto Camera: Recording Every Moment

Posted on 11/28/2012 by Jim Pickerell | Printable Version | Comments (3)

Think there are too many pictures on the Internet. The number is about to explode. About a year ago a team of Sweden’s most innovative and experienced entrepreneurs, its foremost camera electronics engineer, and an industrial designer decided people needed an easier way to create searchable, shareable memories. They believe we tend to forget some of the best things we experience because there is no record. They set out to change all that and started Memoto, a company with the goal of giving everyone true photographic memory.

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Bill Bachmann Posted Nov 29, 2012
HELP..... we are drowning in bad images!

www.billbachmann.com

david sanger Posted Nov 29, 2012
Bill, this is a consumer product. There's no need for the photos to be "good". Aside from being made by a "camera" they bear no relation to what we do.

www.davidsanger.com

Sylvie Fodor Posted Dec 3, 2012
There is interest in investing the money into a project, but it doesn't mean there will be any interest in buying the product ... That needs to be seen. As a gadget for teenagers, it will depend on the price it is sold.

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