Observed arrival · 2026-10-26
Remi, a glasses-based memory companion
Remi describes a memory companion for people living with dementia, using Ray-Ban Meta glasses to answer questions about visitors, recent conversations, orientation, and reminders.
- For
- People living with dementia and their families
- Worth noticing
- Families add three photos and a relationship per person; the page says face matching happens on the phone and frames are discarded.
Field notes
The page organizes the experience around three recurring prompts: identifying a known visitor, recalling the recent conversation, and finding out where the wearer is or what comes next. It describes matching faces against a family-added roster on the phone, plus a shared web and phone account with a timeline of questions, answers, visits, and reminders. Reminders and medication times are configured by family members. The site says no frames, audio recordings, or location are retained; those are product claims, not independently verified behavior.
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