Designer Li Weisi created a body bag that uses a unique classification tag system to improve the process of identifying those who are deceased. The system works by labeling the body bogs with gender and age-specific tags.
The bags will be divided into six categories of boy, man or older man, and the same classification tag will be used for females. The tags can also contain written information regarding specific details about the deceased such as ID cards, jewelry and personal belongings. This system from Li Weisi will aid rescue officers with the help of categorization. This will also allow loved ones of the deceased to easily seek and identify their kin.
The system will allow families to first confirm the identity based on age, gender and belongings before having to open the bag. This will ensure that families are not being exposed to incorrect bodies.
Categorized Body Bags
These Bags Uses a Classification Tag System to Avoid Constant Bag Openings
Trend Themes
1. Classification Tag System - Opportunity to develop other similar systems in various industries where identification is important, such as disaster relief or lost baggage tracking at airports.
2. Improved Categorization - Opportunity for funeral homes to adopt similar categorization systems to improve the identification process and provide better service to families.
3. Personalized Tagging - Opportunity to offer personalized classification tags for individuals who have specific preferences for how they are identified after death.
Industry Implications
1. Funeral Services - A disruptive innovation opportunity for funeral homes to improve their service by adopting similar body bag classification systems to help families confirm identity.
2. Disaster Relief - Opportunity to employ similar classification tag systems in other situations, such as natural disasters, to help first responders and identify individuals.
3. Airports - Opportunity to apply a similar concept to track and identify lost baggage more effectively, limiting the exposure of passengers' personal belongings.