Alzheimer is the 7th leading cause of death and the most common cause of dementia.

There is no treatment for Alzheimer's. However, ‘Reminiscence Therapy’ (helping them to remember events, people, and places from their past lives) is one of the best ways to slow down its development.

Within this reminiscence therapy, pictures are obviously one of the most important triggers to recollect memory and take someone back in time.

However, sometimes an unforgettable memory simply doesn’t have a picture.

So, we introduces a new valuable add-on for Reminisce therapy by developing a tool - using A.I - that allows people with Alzheimer to create images of memories that didn’t get captured.

Fuji is all about eternalizing memories in a breathtaking image. But even when our cameras weren’t there to capture the moment, we still want to be there.

Especially for dementia patients, for whom old photos are essential therapy. We’re more than happy to join them in a trip down memory lane.

This tool allows them to reconnect with their identity and revisit their past through the lens of a Fuji camera of that time.

A welcome addition to the well-known “reminiscence therapy”, proven to improve their comfort and wellbeing.

For people with Alzheimer, reminiscence therapy is hugely important because it slow down the disease, provides a sense of joy, it helps them to cope with stress, reduces boredom and depression and makes life seem a little sunnier.

« For Alzheimer’s patients, remembering yesterday is caring today. »

Memory Shots is a combination of many different AI-tools, with the aim of creating an easy to use and effective therapeutic experience for caregivers, patients and family members.

Allowing people to not only generate an image, but keep editing the same image until they feel it recaptures their memory. While adding details or answering questions from the platform, it makes people think deeper and reactivate their long term memories.

The tool gives them the ability to add their own face and those of their loved ones, and finally even adding a filter to see the memory through the lens of a camera that was used at the time of the memory.

Our platform will be open to everybody: the patient, their family, nursing home... 

No, because however the performance of our tool, an original picture taken at the event of a memory will always be stronger. Pictures allow people to be instantly taken back to the memory of that day, in all its details, whatever the moment in their lives and for Alzheimer patients, without any support of family and/or caregivers.

We developed this idea with a specialist of Alzheimer (Professor Eric Salmon from the University of Liege) and different Alzheimer organizations in Belgium. They validated our concept and provide their scientific support on top of co-organizing a series of real-life user tests with Alhzeimer patients and their caregivers/family throughout Belgium.

Yes, the tool is completely free to use. We believe in making this platform accessible to everyone without any financial barriers. So feel free to take advantage of all the features without worrying about any charges.

Yes, we are committed to keeping the tool free for all users. Rest assured, there are no plans to change this policy in the future.

The tool is designed to be used without any restrictions or limitations. Additionally, we take privacy seriously. We do not store any of the data provided by the users of the tool generating images. Your information remains confidential and is not retained on our servers. So, feel free to use our tool with complete peace of mind.

Our tool is accessible anytime and anywhere with an internet connection. Whether you're on your tablet, phone, or desktop, simply access the tool via its URL, and you're good to go. You can use the tool whenever and wherever it's convenient for you.