EverMind Invests $3M in ReUnite to Boost Global Family Reunions With AI Long-Term Memory

EverMind, a subsidiary of Shandong Group, has officially launched "ReUnite," an AI-driven public welfare tool designed to reunite separated families worldwide through advanced long-term memory technology.
Developed by a chemical industry AI engineer, the project emerged from the 2026 "Memory Genesis Competition" hosted by EverMind’s open-source community. By leveraging large model capabilities for long-term memory and logical reasoning, ReUnite performs deep fuzzy matching of fragmented physical traits, childhood memories, and daily habits, effectively bridging time and space barriers to improve the success rate of matching lost clues.
Recognized for its technological innovation and social impact, ReUnite won the competition’s public welfare award and was selected as the inaugural benchmark project in the EverX ecosystem. Following the competition, EverMind allocated an additional 3 million yuan in incubation funds, with the "EverX Memory Lab" providing comprehensive support in funding, R&D, and operations.
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EverMind, a subsidiary of Shandong Group, has officially launched "ReUnite," an AI-driven public welfare tool designed to reunite separated families worldwide through advanced long-term memory technology.
Developed by a chemical industry AI engineer, the project emerged from the 2026 "Memory Genesis Competition" hosted by EverMind’s open-source community. By leveraging large model capabilities for long-term memory and logical reasoning, ReUnite performs deep fuzzy matching of fragmented physical traits, childhood memories, and daily habits, effectively bridging time and space barriers to improve the success rate of matching lost clues.
Recognized for its technological innovation and social impact, ReUnite won the competition’s public welfare award and was selected as the inaugural benchmark project in the EverX ecosystem. Following the competition, EverMind allocated an additional 3 million yuan in incubation funds, with the "EverX Memory Lab" providing comprehensive support in funding, R&D, and operations.
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