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ETCH Clock
The ETCH Clock is a new approach to showing time by exploiting a real 3D effect. This innovative piece was developed, designed and built by the worlds timekeeping masters that have their obvious headquarters in Switzerland. This clock is built using an elastic membrane as a plain canvas that, with its proprietary software and hardware, will carve in its surface the numbers corresponding to what time it is for 30 seconds and then return to its plain shape. The aluminum frame is perfect to blend in a minimal decor of your choice and you can choose to set it on a table or to hang it from a wall. You also get an app that lets you sync time with your phone and set some other functions. It also has a settings feature that enables it to do its thing only when there is some sound or noise in the room it´s set in. A cool reinvention of the classical clock that will lift your eyebrow every time it shows what time it is. watch the cool video



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ThermBot
ThermBot is a tiny thermometer that delivers instant temperature readings with 100% accuracy. Compact enough to slip in a pocket or even put on a keychain, the ThermBot is a contactless device that returns a result in under a second. Just hold it up to your forehead, push the button on the side, and an infrared sensor reads your temperature, which is displayed in large, easy-to-read figures. The tiny thermometer draws power directly from your smartphone, power bank ...
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SCRIBIT WRITE & ERASE ROBOT
Turn your wall into an interactive canvas with this unique gadget. Scribit is the world´s first Write & Erase robot that draws any content on vertical surfaces, allowing users to personalize their walls with digital artworks. After a multi-million dollar crowdfunding campaign, Scribit is now available on the market. The wall-crawling graffiti robot draws by using up to four markers simultaneously, and erases drawings through a special ink that vanishes with...
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Sinking Clock
The Sinking Clock makes a solid tabletop look unexpectedly unreliable. Designed by Ross McBride for Time Sculptures, the digital timepiece appears to be disappearing into the surface beneath it. Its altered shape creates the illusion of a clock caught halfway through sinking, while keeping the time readable. Placed on a desk, shelf, or bedside table, it turns an everyday object into a small visual puzzle. The idea began with a straightforward design exercise:...
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