The 'Hammer' Alarm Clock Requires a Slam to be Turned Off
Michael Hemsworth — March 2, 2018 — Tech
References: yankodesign
Waking up in the morning can be a struggle for many, so the 'Hammer' alarm clock has been created to help offer them a way to feel strong and ready for the day upon waking. Conceptually deigned by Jorge Ros Gisbert, the clock is inspired by a hammer (hence the name) and requires a strong slam against the bedside table to be turned off. This satisfies the urge to throw your device across the room when you wake up in retaliation for disturbing your peaceful slumber, which will be appreciated by a wide array of different users.
The 'Hammer' alarm clock has a fun, interactive design that also works to keep you from instantly reaching for your smartphone in the morning to have you feeling rested rather than overwhelmed.
The 'Hammer' alarm clock has a fun, interactive design that also works to keep you from instantly reaching for your smartphone in the morning to have you feeling rested rather than overwhelmed.
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1. Interactive Alarm Clocks - Designing alarm clocks with interactive features that engage the user and provide a unique waking experience.
2. Physical Interaction in Gadgets - Incorporating physical gestures or actions to control and interact with electronic devices, enhancing user engagement.
3. Disconnected Wake-up Rituals - Creating alarm clocks that detach the user from their smartphone, promoting healthier morning routines without immediate access to notifications and distractions.
Industry Implications
1. Home Decor - Designing alarm clocks with aesthetic appeal that seamlessly integrate into home decor.
2. Electronics - Developing innovative electronic devices that encourage physical interaction and user engagement.
3. Wellness - Creating products that prioritize mental and physical well-being by promoting healthier morning rituals and reducing reliance on smartphones.
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