Japanese gravestone maker Ishi no Koe ("Voice of the Stone") is going to sell gravestones with embedded two-dimensional bar codes called QR code (common in Japan).
When scanned with a QR capable cell phone, visitors can view pictures, video and other information about the deceased: Link – via Tokyo Mango
Paul
That is crazy, I love it. When I die tomorrow I want that to be my grave stone.
bean
That's like having a betamax video tape attached to your tombstone. What a waste of money.
ted
Assuming anybody wants to actually learn anything about you after you're gone?
VonSkippy
Wouldn't it be easier just to inscribe a URL to your Facebook page (since it's impossible to cancel your account anyways).
Personally, I want a credit card operated vending machine selling my Autobiography (extra of course for signed copies).
otterly
Why dont they just put a picture of the dude and a Guitar or Honda or somthing like they do in the country.
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