“Memory Shots” helps dementia patients capture memories that were never shot on film, offering a major breakthrough in ‘photo reminiscence therapy’.
To break new ground in ‘photo reminiscence therapy’, the Belgian distributor of Kodak is launching “Memory Shots,” an easy-to-use, AI-powered tool that allows dementia patients and their therapists or caregivers to describe a memory, and create a photo that looks exactly like it was shot by a Kodak camera from that time period.
“Memory Shots” even allows users to edit and add real faces until the patient feels the photo accurately reflects the moment in time they are trying to describe. Offering them a trip down memory lane, while also evoking a more in-depth conversation with those around them.
Combining different technologies
“Memory Shots” uses Finetuned Stable Diffusion XL as a base, and is complemented by: Controlnets, IPAdapter, FaceID, Inswapper and Codeformer, with extra Fine-tuned LLM for information extraction and translation …