July 11, 2013

Digital Legacy; using apps

We can do this right?  We can do and we have been able to do this before.  All we have to do is get the apps, to tie down or put the tribute in archive.  We have an archive.  The access would be the QR code pasted on the tablets.

Let us do this?

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High-tech tombstones let loved ones live on
Rick Miller kneels in front of a grave and uses his cell phone to scan a small barcode on a tombstone.

Within seconds, he's looking at photos and videos of a lost loved one.

But that's not all.
Without leaving this vast cemetery in a suburb of Philadelphia, he can listen to the deceased's favorite music, read remembrances, write in a guest book and even share pictures and feelings on Twitter or Facebook.

Here at Sunset Memorial Park, everyone equipped with a smartphone or tablet can do the same, provided they download the proper app.

All it takes is a simple scan of a QR code -- a square, black barcode stuck to the tombstone -- to learn about Lance Clinton Erb, laid to rest beneath a bronze plaque engraved with the years of his birth and death -- "1947-1990" -- and a picture of his beloved pet Labrador.

For almost a year now, Miller and his wife Lorie -- Erb's stepdaughter -- have specialized in the sale of QR memorials through their "Digital Legacys" business -- one of just a few to offer such a service in the United States.

Giving a grave that high-tech edge doesn't take much. All one has to do is email the couple photos, videos, documents and music linked to the departed, which they then assemble into a tribute on a secure website.

Surviving family members then get a tag with the QR code - complete with a heavy duty, weather-resistant adhesive -- in the mail.

The installation takes a mere 30 seconds.
"It's very simple," Miller told AFP. "It is a great idea for a lot of reasons, particularly for young children who have had family members that they never got to know."

Using this technology, their young daughter can become familiar with her grandfather who passed away several years ago, he said.

"She can be at the cemetery and scan and remember somebody that she never met, and be able to see that person and learn about that person."   We   can we do this?  Thanks


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