Brinly-Hardy, a US lawn-care equipment maker based inxa0Indiana, said it has to lay off 75 employees this summer, saying that tariffs on Chinese imports could be the "nail in our coffin".
The picture introduces a new product concept, "the smart coffin", with users collating their personal details on a flash drive and then following pop-up instructions.
After a user dies, the "smart coffin "publishes an obituary, notifies close contacts, transfers passwords to personal accounts, or deletes data, according to the deceased's wishes.
All the user's data is stored in the "smart coffin", which requires password access.
In the event of death, the "coffin" can be switched to "dead" status by entering the deceased's death certificate number.
Digital Legacy and the "smart coffin" have triggered heated online discussion about arrangements for online inheritance.
Some netizens welcomed the "smart coffin", saying such a product is necessary, while others said they had a considerable amount of data they did not wish family members to see.
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