It is an honoree in the Virtual & Augmented Reality segment at CES2023
Late in 2022, Deep Brain AI, a Korean company, began offering a service called Re;memory that lets you converse with your deceased loved ones. The service, which reminds us of the Be Right Back episode in the Black Mirror series, delivers
Now, Seoul-based Deep Brain AI has brought all these features onto a single platform and launched it as a paid service for those who would like to connect again with their loved ones, even if it were just virtual.When a loved one passes away, a family is often left with digital memories such as pictures and videos. These are one-way modes of communication where one can hear and see their loved ones but can't interact back with them.
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