Understanding interactions between multiple wearable cameras for personal memory capture
Sarah Clinch, Mateusz Mikusz, Nigel Davies · Research Explorer (The University of Manchester) · 2015
A recent trend in mobile computing is the increasing use of worn devices for data capture. Wearable lifelog-ging cameras such as the SenseCam and Narrative Clip reflect this trend, allowing mobile users to continuously capture images for later review. Image streams pro-vided by these mobile devices can be used in a range of applications, but are commonly used as a way of captur-ing personal memories for subsequent recall, reflection and sharing. However, wearable and mobile devices are by no means the only mechanism for collecting data on behalf of mobile users. Existing fixed camera infrastruc-ture is common in everyday environments (e.g. security systems, video conferencing) and our prior work has proposed use of these cameras as a complementary tool for lifelogging data capture [1].