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The Jetlag Alarm Clock
| December 22, 2008
Link: Jetlag Alarm Clock at the Design Museum Shop too
| December 22, 2008
The next time you travel overseas it may be handy to bring along the compact Jetlag Alarm Clock, designed by Sam Hecht with Industrial Facility for IDEA International.
"The design is informed not by shape but by interface. The ambition was to create a digital alarm clock with such simplicity of use that it would render a manual unnecessary. By involving two digital displays—one for time, the other for alarm—that are always visible, adjusting the display becomes intuitive..." —Industrial Facility
I rediscovered the alarm clock since it is part of I.D. Magazine's weekly giveaway. You can enter to win a free clock through December 28th, 2008.
I.D. Magazine selected the Jetlag Alarm Clock as the "Best Travel Product of 2008." This year the work of Industrial Facility was also exhibited at the Design Museum in London.
Link: Jetlag Alarm Clock at the Design Museum Shop too
Tags: concept, industrial design
Topic: Industrial Design
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