The Encyclopedia of Cemetery Technology is a global map and directory of technologies that augment the experience of interacting with a cemetery. It was created by the DeathTech Research Team at the University of Melbourne as part of the Future Cemetery project, and is now open to contributions.
An artistic "soundwalk" for Green-Wood Cemetery in Brooklyn, NY. It consists of eight audio recordings that are designed to be listened to on-site…
A memorial website that records the names and details of the 10,608 people who were buried at Balmain Cemetery in Sydney between 1868 and 1912, before…
A virtual reality environment that recreates the cemetery for German World War II soldiers near Salla, Finland. The real cemetery is in the border…
A mobile application that provides two forms of navigation assistance at a cemetery. First, the app allows the user to search for a deceased person by…
A video display system designed to be installed at the foot of a grave and operated by remote control. The display panel is on an electrical lifting…
Cloud-based cemetery management software that provides digital maps, deceased search, location guides and schedule information for visitors, as well…