Prosthetic memory: object memories and security for children

Authors:
Juan Antonio;Álvarez García;Luis Miguel Soria Morillo;Juan Antonio Ortega Ramírez;Ismael Cuadrado Cordero
Affiliations:
University of Seville;University of Seville;University of Seville;University of Seville;University of Seville
Venue:
Proceedings of the 2012 ACM Conference on Ubiquitous Computing
Year:
2012

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Abstract

Children younger than 3 years old are very special humans, their psychomotor and social development is very fast and parents and relatives would like to know every new detail (when, who, where, what, how and why) in real time. These news are difficult to remember and some kind of diary is needed. Here we propose a "prosthetic memory" based on Digital Object Memories applied to Web of Things using hidden NFC tags in children's clothes, mobile applications for smartphones and a central server to store the ontologized information.