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“Satin sheets symbolizing luxury are getting geeky by the day! Imagine integrating a radio alarm clock within the Sheet! That’s the Melted Clock for you: a haptic, touch sensitive alarm with speakers and controls all embedded within your sheet. The three control icons are embroidered on the sheet and relevant to the operating elements on the outside edge of the bed sheet. Use the two in combo to set your radio frequency, alarm time etc. Essentially, you just feel your way through this system; IN YOUR FACE!

The clock segments are thin and hidden underneath the fabric. They consist of silicone and give the emboss feel via a slat of EPS (electroactive polymer, used for artificial muscles). When activated by electricity, the slat expands and lifts up the silicon segment; giving us the embossed numbers of the clock.

Apparently you can even wash the sheet; the silicon segment and the EPS slat are fixed in a small case. The small cases are arranged on a platen. When you want to wash the sheet, you just remove the platen with the clock components.” – VIA YANKO DESIGN

Posted in Furniture, Random

  1. 6 Responses to “Clock Attached To Your Sheets!”

  2. very zen ~

    By caryanne on Nov 19, 2009

  3. Sooo, instead of me turning my head a little bit to look at the clock radio on my night stand…I have to roll completely over, move my covers/pillows or random body parts out of the way to see the time on my bed?!? That’s awesome for somebody. LOL

    By Jstokes on Nov 19, 2009

  4. doesn’t seem washable…lol cool idea though.

    By Amanda on Nov 19, 2009

  5. I think this idea is DOPE! I’m not a morning person but i love music. Give me an alarm clock that plays common, i could get myself up. LOL! You feel me?

    By Andi LoveTalk on Nov 19, 2009

  6. WOW! That’s just plain lazy; they’ll make anything to make a buck, these days.

    By Echo on Nov 21, 2009

  7. This is clever! But I keep having the thought of “radio waves” or low levels of “micro waves” stirring up in your body if you sleep on these sheets.

    By Ninette on Nov 23, 2009

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