Gadgetory

how many times has something awesome happened and you wanted to take a photo of it but by the time music your camera out the moment was already over well that's where the Kindred camera comes in this is a life logging camera that's designed to automate the process of capturing memories now most existing lifelogging cameras the way they work is that they automatically take a photo during preset intervals so every two seconds or every two minutes but the way the Kindred works is that it automates that process by automatically detecting moments if things are interesting so what it's looking for is smiling faces changes in light or atmosphere at which point the camera will activate and shoot a photo it has a storage limit of 4 gigabytes that can easily be cleared up by transferring the photos to your smartphone or to the cloud when it connects to a Wi-Fi network of course it has an accompanying app so you can launch the app and see what the camera sees in real time there's also the option to set intervals if you want to and there will be a shutter button in the final version of this camera right now I'm wearing a prototype the final version will have this teardrop design that you can either clip onto your clothing or hang around your neck like this one it will be available in the second quarter of 2015 we priced at one hundred and forty nine dollars you'll be able to find it in the US in Europe and Japan brew cnet com I'm Sharon Profis at Mobile World Congress 2015