Note that by clicking the icon on the activity card, a user can go toggle Relive experience that has been made by combining two different experiences. I liked Strava’s feature of being able to slide a card. The center one has the same case, and shows what a Strava/FB style-feed would look like. A Relive experience of a friend is combined with a similar one of mine. The left shows the main job story: merging two activities together (as shown earlier above). And finally, I felt that the differences in routes could be a lot clearer, so I added brighter colors to the map and color-coded the profiles. For the fourth I deleted the clearer design of the third (with the obvious button), as I wanted to follow the design of Relive. And “compare”, as Relive is not about comparing, but about sharing adventures. That is also why I moved away from called it “Ghost Mode”, as nobody would understand that. So I thought making comparisons here put things unnecessarily into a data-driven competitive mood. Next, I decided to omit the differences between performance, as Relive stated to me they are primarily about enjoying the sports experience afterwards.
So I got rid of the video entirely, as that would take up the time of people trying to complete the action. Wist’s VR memories can of course only create an experience from a memory that the user records, so while you won’t be able to use it to look back at where you left your car keys you can feel assured that we won’t be witnessing a real life episode of Black Mirror…Yet.A first test immediately showed that people had to scroll down to quickly see why it was comparable. Future updates hint that Wist will bring multiplayer experiences, so a memory can be shared in a VR space and new AI improvements intend to enhance old captures. Any videos taken are saved in 2D to your phone’s camera roll as well as creating a 3D version for Wist. While this technology is still in the early stages of development it is available to users, the website currently features a waitlist and is only available on iOS. While many have quickly pointed out the resemblance to the Black Mirror episode, McHugh uses Harry Potter as an example saying the magical pensieve objects are a similar concept as they allow someone to look inside a memory. Photos and videos are great to look at, but they don’t give you the same experience as being there again.” These act as memory anchors, allowing us to travel back to those moments and the moments around the anchor. An immersive overlaid memory Immersive MemoriesĬo-founder at Wist, Andrew McHugh stated that “Sometimes we try to capture these memories with photos or videos.
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