Hasta La Gadget!

At “Fujitsu Forum 2013″ we saw various technologies for business solutions and we would like to introduce one of them: “Hada Memori (Skin Memory)”. The company calls it “self-counseling” for your skin.

“Hada Memori” is a technology that you can check your skin’s condition anytime anywhere by using an application and taking a photo of your skin with a smartphone while applying a dedicated color frame on your skin. The color frame calibrates the color of your skin in relation to the ambient light in the room.

Based on the photo you take, spots/pores/color of your skin are quantified and saved for you with the photo. This time, we measured “spots” and “Hada Memori” rated the condition of her skin based on a scale of 1 to 10. This data can be saved in a calendar, and you can compare with past photos and check how your skin has changed.

Fujitsu believes that if beauty care services introduce “Hada Memori” in their services, customers can check their skin condition by themselves and provide this information, helping beauty companies introduce the most needed products for customers.

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