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ARMONK, NY - 29 Jul 2008: To help people remember key facts, today, IBM (NYSE: IBM ) unveiled a software technology created in its Research Labs that uses the images, sounds, and text recorded on everyday mobile devices to help people recall names, faces, conversations and other important information. The technology, nicknamed "PENSIEVE" by the IBM team, uses associative recall to make ...
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IBM Pensieve: A human memory backup software
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... people recall names, faces, conversations and other important information.
The software dubbed as “PENSIEVE” uses associative recall to make connections between pieces of related data acquired by a person. The advantage of the new technology is its ability to understand the context in which data is captured, then connect various data, and then use this knowledge to help bring the correct information to a person when it is needed.
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IBM Manages Your Brain Memory Overflow
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... the person's image, the name of the conference where you met, the date and time, and any other relevant data.
The knowledge base is unique in its ability to integrate contextual information with image, time, and location data. Prior to a future meeting with the same person, you can be prompted by your calendar to review your notes about that person, along with other facts you may have recorded or items the system associated for you.
Press release: Made in IBM Labs: IBM Research Develops Technology to Aid Human Memory
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