It was only a matter of time before the quantified self movement and the photo-sharing obsession combined.
Memoto is a “life logging” camera that captures photos every 30 seconds. The company demoed the device at SXSW in Austin, hoping to generate interest and attract buyers for the small $279 device.
Candid photos often turn out better than posed ones and disrupting a wonderful moment to capture it is not ideal. This tiny camera clips onto a collar or a jacket and can even be worn as a necklace. Users can then go about their day without the persistent need to photography and document everything.
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