Clock Clock: The Analog Digital Clock

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Swedish design company Humans Since 1982 has created a prototype of a digital clock from 24 analog alarm clocks, whose hands come together to create a digital display of the time.

Humans Since 1982 are a group of Swedish design students at HDK Göteborg in Sweden. This prototype will be exhibited at the Röhsska Design Museum beginning next month and will run through August 2009.

Watch a You Tube video of how Clock Clock pulls it all together in surprisingly fast orchestration. I hope that menacing, industrial background clanging noise is not included…

If this were to go into production my only concern would be of poltergeists trying to spell out terrifying messages to me in the middle of the night, or perhaps of one clock’s hands going all screwy and getting stuck at half past 8 or something. Then what?

 

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