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Sensay — Dementia care with lifelike AI replicas
Sensay is an innovative, AI-powered platform specifically designed to replicate patients to preserve their likeness, memories, stories, and personality. We also assist individuals with dementia through the digital replication of familiar people.
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It's been such an incredible journey to get here. We hope you can see the love, care, and dedication we've put into bringing this project to live.
@vagrantcrypto Congratulations on the launch of Sensay! 🎉 Your heartfelt commitment to preserving memories and identities, especially for those affected by dementia, is truly inspiring. Here's to leveraging technology to provide comfort, recognition, and continuity in the lives of individuals navigating the challenges of memory loss. 🌟
This is an area of keen interest to us at the AgeTech Collaborative™ from AARP. Look froward to your progress!
I have dreamed of something like this only with VR to provide the background so a dementia patient could not only have those memories but see those places as they were. I don’t care if it’s a million dollar idea. I just want to see dementia patients find solace and happy memories.
@the_original This is where we hope the technology will get to. Surrounded by your entire ancestors.
@ajtorres Yes, but not enough, we are iterating and improving based on trials and updated research.
@lukebe They're not monetised, they're just examples created by the community to show the quality of the replication. We can also work b2b for clients, like celebrities, wishing to create a replica of themselves for fan engagement where they take the majority of the revenues earned.
I can see how Sensay can bring so much comfort and support to individuals with dementia by digitally replicating familiar people. It's truly amazing to see AI being utilized in such a meaningful way.
This is one of the more fascinating projects that I’ve seen. Are you making plans to connect with the number of publications that are devoted to this topic? Also, I am a little concerned that dementia. Patients may not react as well to a surface. Have you considered advanced partnerships with 3-D Projects?
@lee_fischman We understand some of the difficulties, and we're working on as many different interfaces as possible. Both in terms of software and hardware. For instance we have an upcoming integration with bland.ai which will enable us to have the interactions over a phone call. And a video interface, speech to text, and vice versa in the style of a video call with an avatar of them.
I feel like the trend and need for a memory assistant is the latest buzz!! Thank you for preserving our memories
@ankush_patel2 This technology preserve cherished memories and sense of continuity through AU is truly remarkable.
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