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OLED or Organic Light Emitting Diodes almost have endless use in almost every domain in electronics. Check out this simple clock from Designer Vadim Kibardin. As you can see the clock is rather unique in design, it does not have any case. All you need to do is just put four of the the individual digits, that would complete the clock.
If you like to surf through designs and wonder at the ideas that look very different to you then you might like this one. It’s again a clock that tells time but with a difference. It is an analog clock but instead of the usual minute-hand and hour-hand the time is determined by the positioning of the two separate light beams that shines from the back of the clock.
Hundreds of tasks to remember and there’s only one little mind…..well you aren’t a computer with a sizable memory to stack in different instructions and then at the right time do the right thing. So what do you do? You keep a diary of “to-do’s” mentioning the time right beside it…but what if you don’t have time even to peek at the diary!
Time is important and we have been adjusting with it in all possible ways, be it work, leisure, classes or movies. That’s why we need a device to keep ourselves on time for which we indeed have plenty to select from. To make time-noting not so boring a task, designers come up with a variety of ideas like dumbell clock, film clock, clapperboard clock catering to the likes of a gym goer, a photographer and a movie maker respectively! As seen from the picture above, looks like even the bookworms are not left out.
Till now you have seen almost all forms and the ‘nextgen’ of the puzzling Rubik’s Cube [irregularIQ cube, IQ Rhombus, Petaminx ]. No wonder that it’s influence wasn’t restricted to games only but also on different products [ lamp, cake] as well. This time it’s a clock boasting the very similar structure that also provides you the twist that the puzzle itself had offered.
What on earth has happened to this clock or is it that your head is spinning? A pinch on your hand and you know you are not dreaming either. It does remind you of those funny mirrors that transform your image in odd shapes.
Who doesn’t hate an alarm clock? The crucifying pain of waking up in the cold mornings, and that too by an extremely irritating-cacophonous-inanimate object…God! feels like nothing could be worse!
If you are such a victim you might be interested in this conceptual (sorry!) alarm clock from designer Matthias Lange. To shut off the alarm you have to hit the clock as hard as you can…(yes, really). Sounds really satisfying!
All the physical and mental work does make you go crazy. It also does make you thirsty. But you can’t grab one of these. These are simple clocks that look like drink cartons with straws inserted.
