Automated Japanese Mausoleum Delivers Loved Ones While You Wait

The aging Japanese population presents a troubling job when it get along burying loved ones . There ’s simply not enough room , and the room that is useable cost about $ 20,000 , according to Trends in Japan . So leave it to the Japanese to figure out a agency to address the problem with a technological twist . Like a information tape - retrieving robot , Nichiryoku ’s synergistic family plot system retrieves cremate remains from an underground vault and displays them to you in a private orison sphere , good manners of an RFID winder . And yes , there ’s a serial of promotional video , complete with vocalism beyond the grave . Only in Japan , but unsurprising given the fact thatQC codesadorn traditional grave stones already .

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