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 interactive museum installation that recreates the experience of talking to a Holocaust survivor about their experiences. A large display screen…
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…