Weekly update: Special report from Yomura
Factory direct! We’ve got Linus and Johan back from Taiwan. As we’ve mentioned in previous updates, they have been visiting…
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Memoto on Pinterest – Come pin away with us!
We love being part of the lifelogging, quantified self and wearable technology movements. As a matter of fact, every…
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The Memoto Lifelogging Experience Infographic
Humans are innately visual creatures. That’s why we thought we’d like to explain what the Memoto Lifelogging Experience is all…
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Weekly Update: Factory visit is underway, regulations testing and more work on the API
It’s that time again. We’re making all kinds of progress (if you’re interested in what we’ve been working on these…
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This week in lifelogging: top Internet trends 2013, Disney Magicband and fashion geeks
Mary Meeker’s top Internet trends 2013 Have we nailed it with the Memoto Lifelogging Experience? We certainly hope so! Mary…
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Lifeloggers: Watch the documentary today
The documentary about the pioneers, thought leaders and entrepreneurs behind the lifelogging and self-tracking movement is out! Visit http://lifeloggersmovie.com/ to…
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Lifeloggers: behind the camera with Victor Bloom
Victor Bloom is originally from Värmland, Sweden. His interest in film started at an early age, and like many…
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This week in lifelogging: photography and memory, Glass updates and QS with lifelogging
Photography and memory Long before the term “lifelogging” was coined, people have tried to preserve their most valuable moments through…
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Weekly progress update: successful run with the tooling for the other side of the camera casing and work on the API
The weekly roundup is here! Last week we told you that the new PCBs arrived and the tooling for part…
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Lifeloggers: Meet the reporter, Amanda Alm
Let us introduce Amanda Alm, the film student we sent on a worldwide trip to talk to people for the…
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Memoto in the News
Memoto has been in the news recently! If you’re just learning about us or have been following since the beginning…
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Weekly Update: injection molding success and great progress with photo processing
Things are happening! We release weekly updates on our journey in order to let our Kickstarter backers, pre-order customers and…
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This week in lifelogging: Epson wearable projection system, Codoon clones Jawbone UP and Memoto at QS Amsterdam
Now showing: right in front of your eyes Epson, most popularly known for its printers and scanners, has now conjured…
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Weekly update: 200 PCBs for testing and finished web-view of a shared moment
Time sure does fly, it’s Friday again! Friday means it’s time for an update regarding our production progress. We want…
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Come and learn about lifelogging and Memoto
Lifeloggers, the documentary commissioned by Memoto last year, is ready! May 14th from 18.00 to 20.00, Memoto, along with co-hosts Pronto and Ziggy, are…
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This week in lifelogging: Future of wearable tech, Nokia haptic tattoo and lifeloggers movie premiere
Future of wearable technology While wearable technology has helped to propagate the interests of lifeloggers, it is evident that this…
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Weekly progress update: verified GPS antennas, new user experience and some waiting
Spring has finally arrived to Sweden. We’re happy for a bit of sun and we’re happy to bring you the…
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This week in lifelogging: Wearable tech revolution, Oakley’s new ski goggles and lifelogging insights
Revolutionizing our world with wearable tech The wave of wearable tech gadgets seems to be bringing with it a new unlocking…
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Weekly progress update: CMF, production test development and a Windows client
Friday (yay) and time for another look behind the scenes of Memoto’s production. If you have missed out on why…
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The Editing of Lifeloggers: Julian Antell
In anticipation of releasing our documentary, Lifeloggers, we spoke with Julian Antell. Julian is the freelance film editor who edited Lifeloggers.…
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