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Plant a tree/ the person's favourite plant using the soil from the human composting and have a plaque with the person's name and a QR code to a website that gives a biography of their life and their favourite hobbies/interests

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Embroidered by my grandma (who has since passed) in celebration when my mum was born- has my mum’s name’s, nicknames, year of birth etc. embroidered. My grandad put the frame up on his wall after my grandma passed, and after his passing, my mum has brought to our house

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Tiny device mimics human vision and memory abilities

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Researchers have created a small device that ‘sees’ and creates memories in a similar way to humans, in a promising step towards one day having applications that can make rapid, complex decisions such as in self-driving cars. The neuromorphic invention is a single chip enabled by a sensing element, doped indium oxide, that’s thousands of times thinner than a human hair and requires no external parts to operate.

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Particularly in sudden, traumatic deaths with little closure, or in cases where the bereaved is really struggling to cope, perhaps a form of therapy can arise where they use reaniarion of the dead to help the bereaved the process the trauma better.

Of course, there would have to be extensive monitoring and evaluation to make sure that the recipient of this therapy is always aware to a certain degree that this is NOT their loved one coming back

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a bit like locket necklaces that already exist with loved one's faces inside, instead it could project a hologram with a message from them or a live photo or video or something. I think it could be a more personal way of carrying part of that person with you

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A natural burial in a forested area where people can lay notes and ribbons instead of flowers and find peace in the woods.

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People can be encouraged to make legacy videos during their lives

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People can be encouraged to make legacy videos during their lives

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DeadSocial - Prepare for Death Digitally & Build Your Digital Legacy - Leaving a “Goodbye” Video

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The end of life social media tool and digital legacy resource for today’s social media & connected world

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Coming soon! A paper-thin, LCD screen that is light, flexible and cheap

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Like conventional LCD displays, this one is structured like a sandwich, with a liquid crystal filling between two plates.

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Reef balls

“Reef balls can attract a host of marine life to largely barren seabed. One near Florida is now home to 56 species of fish, as well as crabs, sea urchins, sponges and coral”

This already existing process could be expanded by offering ways for people to visit their loved ones i.e. on scuba tours, or on trips by boat, which could be part of a cathartic grieving process. Another idea is for people to opt in if they like to a kind of newsletter - an update on the development of their loved one's reef ball and how it has impacted the environment (ie pictures of how fish have made it their home). For some people, it may be nice to have a reminder of how their loved one continues to positively impact the world after death.

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So, alternative gravesites. Instead of miles and miles of headstones, it can be the ashes of those cremated, mixed with soil that’s then used to grow plants for the community. Names and dates can still be around, but in a less morbid way. And it will also provide a space for people to still feel as though their loved ones are providing for the community

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The QR codes being linked to tributes of various forms, so that could be video tributes towards the person who’s passed, or voice notes from them. Just things to remember them by, so that when the brave is visited, it’s not just a stone.

And these can be facilitated by digital auditors, which I believe are going to become increasingly relevant

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As you turn the pages of a photo album, some photographs have chips so that a little video plays of the person speaking.

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Cryo-combs (EXAMPLE - combination of cryopreservation & catacombs)

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Cryo-combs (EXAMPLE - combination of cryopreservation & catacombs)

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"Life preserving and storage service, open to the public, made for the public." People can visit the cryo-comb on a tour (just as people visit catacombs in paris etc) and browse around different cryochambers of individuals - reading their history, memories, and reason for want to take part in the service. This experience would probably persuade some people to do the same.

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Try out the Digital Experience before stating this workshop!

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Think about sound, the body, memories and technology 

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Returning to the earth after life in the technological world is the most natural thing a human could do. We enjoy space and time while living, discovering what we can and adapting our experience to the max. However, we all come from the earth at heart and should return there, with a tree perhaps symbolising us, and an online death.

https://recompose.life/our-model/

https://www.theguardian.com/society/2023/feb/19/human-composting-industry-deathcare

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Immersive memory experience + exhibition in celebration of a loved one’s life

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Immersive memory experience + exhibition in celebration of a loved one’s life

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Personalised immersive memory experiences for loved ones. I’ve been to ones for artists (e.g. Van Gogh, Monet), but to be able to recreate this sort of 3D, projected, multi-sensory celebration of the life of a loved one you know personally, has the potential to be even more moving. Could be combined with other things like mourning jewellery- for important pieces that were significant in the life of the person, or things that you associate with their memories. In that way, acting as a sort of exhibition + projection room to commemorate your loved one, as is done for these artists.

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