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Reminiscence Processes Using Mashups Dedicated to the Design of Lifelogging System

Yu- Wei Chen, Yee Ming Chen, Yi Jen Peng, Wan- Jung Leu

Advances in Research · pp. 382–390 · Published 6 Nov 2014

10.9734/AIR/2015/11588

Abstract

Aims: The research study is about designing and developing digital reminiscence systems that can be used by people with early-stage dementia as aiding memory tools. Methodology: The design of a lifelogging system that captures photos, timeline and spatial information to facilitate the extraction of a salient summary consisting of good cues from the lifelog. The lifelogs mashup the selected cues for review in a way that can be utilized for memory and reminiscence support as well as strengthen the bond between a person with dementia and his family. Results: In a field trial, we study how four different types of cues, namely visual, spatial, temporal and social context, trigger memories of recent events and resulted in better memory retention. Conclusion: The preliminary results indicate that the system provided more opportunities for caregiver interaction for people with dementia, as their reminiscence processes are encouraged and that the communication with their surroundings increases in quality of life.  

Lifelog reminiscence process episodic memory impairment

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