MEMENTO

The MEMENTO project mission is to improve the quality of life of people in early and middle stage of dementia, by supporting the management of daily activities that are usually affected by the loss of memory and cognition, while at the same time collect timely warning signs and symptoms of more severe memory loss, changes in the ability of following a plan, changes in mood and other indicators relevant to understand the progress of the disease. Although memory loss affects each person differently, there are some characteristics that are relatively common in people with dementia. Most people with dementia remember early memories clearly than recent events. They may recall a surprising range of facts or experiences, especially earlier memories, even though they are very forgetful about other things such as recent events or familiar situations. By introducing MEMENTO services in the daily life of people with dementia, we expect to introduce a game changer solution in the independent living market arena. The project aims at support three common areas in which people with memory loss experience difficulties, such as remembering events, taking in new information, recognising people and places.

The Pilot will be organised not only to test in a realistic user environment the MEMENTO platform usability and acceptance but also to verify the expected increase of Quality of life level for both primary and secondary end users in three countries – Spain Austria and Italy. 15 primary end-users (5 in each of the three pilot site) will be selected as Test group and 15 primary end-users (5 in each of the three pilot site) as Control Group.

Objectives

MEMENTO provides a solution to help people with dementia to life with a decline of memory – short term memory as well as long term memory. MEMENTO provides a tool to create own set of memories in everyday life. It’s your own picture, voice and video diary.

MEMENTO addresses people with early and middle level of dementia such as those subjects with an MMSE score ranging from 24 and 28. The MEMENTO solution comprises of three different devices: 1)The all-day device to record voice notes, video clips and snapshots and which can give small information, a digital blackboard and a smart pen and paper pocket book.

Expected results and impact

The MEMENTO solution comprises of three different devices such as the all-day device, the digital blackboard and the smart pen. The all-day device helps people with dementia to record voice notes, video clips and snapshots and give small information about places and people or notes which have been stored by themselves. The digital blackboard provides different features such as sharing memories, write daily reminders in the form of digital post-it and an interactive digital calendar supporting the daily task organisation and the health related reminders (e.g. drug intake). Finally, a smart pen to note down notes to notebooks while motivating the users to draw and make sketches and to explain things which have an engaging and motivating influence on people with dementia.

Partners

Partners involved in the MEMENTO project

Organization Type Country Website
Virtualware 2007 S.A: SME Spain www.virtualwaregroup.com
AIT Austrian Institute of Technology GmbH R&D Austria www.ait.ac.at
BKM Design Studio SME Austria www. tbkm.net
Medical University of Vienna R&D Austria www.meduniwien.ac.at
Wetouch SME Austria www. wetouch.at
Integris SME Italy www.integris.it
Università di Perugia End User Italy www.unipg.it
Bidaideak - Sociedad Vasca de Minusválidos End User Spain www.bidaideak.org
Citard Services Ltd SME Cyprus www.citard-serv.com
  • Project name : MEMENTO – A persuasive system supporting Memory and Moments of people with Early and Middle stage of dementia
  • Website: http://www.memento-project.eu 
  • Coordinator : Virtualware 2007 S.A.
  • Duration : 24 months
  • Starting date : 01.05.2017
  • Total budget : 2 104 752 €
  • Public contribution : 1 273 767 €

Contact

Jon Arambarri

E.: info@memento-projekt.eu

T.: +34 667 540 756

 

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