The QlockTwo Clock Spells Out the Time
Rose Nazarali — August 20, 2009 — Art & Design
The QlockTwo Clock is a completely new way to tell time. Instead of using the traditional number dial system that we are taught to use in elementary school (although some of us never did get the hang of it), QlockTwo uses words to display the current time.
Designed by Biegert & Funk, the QlockTwo Clock display features a variety of words and highlights words to make phrases such as “It is five past nine” and "It’s half past twelve."
Designed by Biegert & Funk, the QlockTwo Clock display features a variety of words and highlights words to make phrases such as “It is five past nine” and "It’s half past twelve."
Trend Themes
1. Word-based Time Display - Disruptive innovation opportunities lie in developing new word-based time display technologies that offer a unique and engaging way to tell time.
2. Alternative Time Presentation - Disruptive innovation opportunities exist in creating alternative ways to present time, moving away from traditional number dials and exploring innovative visual and textual representations.
3. Interactive Timepieces - Disruptive innovation opportunities lie in designing interactive timepieces that engage users and enhance their time-telling experience through unique and intuitive interfaces.
Industry Implications
1. Tech Gadgets - Disruptive innovation opportunities exist in the tech gadget industry to develop novel time display devices that cater to the growing demand for unique and unconventional time-telling methods.
2. Home Decor - Disruptive innovation opportunities lie in the home decor industry to create unique and visually appealing word-based timepieces that serve as a functional and decorative element in homes and spaces.
3. Education Products - Disruptive innovation opportunities exist in the education products industry to develop educational timepieces that help children and adults learn to tell time using words, enhancing their understanding and engagement.
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