In addition to aiding memory loss,  there are many possible applications  for Revue.

• Improving General Cognitive Functioning
• Ethnography
• Monitoring exercise, medication, food and alcohol intake
• Security, law enforcement, and military applications
• Emergency services
• Reflective practice
• Teaching and school projects
• Documentary making and art projects
• Market research
• Other medical uses (assessing physical and mental health conditions, monitoring outcomes of treatment, monitoring behavior)

Revue is a research tool aimed at helping people with severe memory impairment including Alzheimer's disease. Revue takes photos unobtrusively when triggered by the internal sensors within the camera and can also be set up to work on a timer, taking photos every 30 seconds. Images are uploaded at the end of the user’s day or particular event such as a wedding, day trip or holiday.

EXAMPLE PHOTOS TAKEN WITH REVUE

TIME LAPSE VIDEO OF REVUE PHOTOS

SENSECAM

Revue is based on Microsoft’s SenseCam technology. Eye Witness recently reported how a person with severe memory loss recalled events after using SenseCam.

SenseCam has been used by researchers over the past 6 years with compelling results.

•Microsoft Research Cambridge
•CLARITY, Dublin City University
•FireFish Qualitative Research
•Halvar Jonson Centre for Brain Injury
•Oxford Brookes University - 'Understanding Everyday Mobilities'
•London School of Economics
•Oliver Zangwill Centre
•Peninsula Medical School
•University of California
•University of Oxford, BHF Health Promotion Research Group
•University of Toronto
•University of Westminster

•University of Cambridge
•University of Leeds
•University of East Anglia
•University of Birmingham
•University of California, Irvine
•Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
•Carnegie Mellon University
•University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign
•University of Amsterdam
•University of Berlin

•Brighton & Hove Psychology service for adults with learning disabilities

•MRC Cognition and Brain Sciences Unit, Cambridge