Fujitsu Memory skin cloud service can check user’s skin condition like blemishes and color with smartphone

A new mobile phone program Hada Memori (skin memory) from Fujitsu allows Japanese women to keep tabs on their complexion and track changes over time by storing records in the cloud. The Hada Memori program allows women to keep tabs on their complexion and track changes over time by storing records in the cloud. Users can share their data through social networking site also. Fujitsu plans to provide the service to health-related and beauty cosmetics manufacturer, so as they can provide added value to their customers.


The skin system comes with a small card that has a 15-millimeter hole, which must be pressed to the cheek. The smartphone’s camera then takes a picture of the skin and analyses the result. By storing the data taken daily, customer is able compare the condition of her skin from day one. Changes in the data will help the cosmetics manufacturers and beauticians to help you to have a glowing, healthy skin.The Hada Memori is the first of a series of devices that will measure users’ stress levels, exercise habits and quality of sleep, helping the company gather a significant pool of health data which it can then sell on.Fujitsu is aiming to have one million users of the system in the next two years.