Screens on headstones tell the story of a person’s life.
Information about the deceased’s life can now be displayed on a headstone with a screen, according to Smithsonian.com in “Digital Tombstone Brings the Dead Back to Life.”
Unfortunately a person can eventually be forgotten after death, because even a walk through a cemetery brings limited information from a tombstone and rarely has information on the deeds or details of the person’s life.
That might be about to change.
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Read Our Current NewsletterTechnology continues to offer more and more ways to preserve information about the details of people’s lives for posterity. One of the latest things comes from a cemetery in Slovenia, where people can pay to have a video screen on their tombstones.
Eventually, elderly people will need to confront whether they want to be remembered in detail after they pass away and, if so, for how long?
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