Tombstones Are Being Engraved With QR Codes Linked to Life Stories Of The Buried
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Tombstones Are Being Engraved With QR Codes Linked to Life Stories Of The Buried

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The gravestones in cemeteries worldwide have not been altered for many generations, but now they can provide us with a digital QR code that is linked with the life stories of the buried.

The innovative concept of memorialization was developed by the company Quiring Monuments and their ultimate goal is to preserve the memories of loved ones for the future generations. You simply need a smartphone and an appropriate app and you can scan anyone’s “living” memorial. You will then get redirected to a website which is administered by the family members of the deceased and have the chance to get to know that person’s life story in a unique 21st century way.

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