see through clock projects the time
April 23rd, 2007 comments (3) stumble it! digg it! by: technabob
Here’s another cool clock design from Japan’s I.D.E.A. International. This one lets you project a functional analog clock face onto any wall.
The projection clock is housed in a see-through acrylic shell which shows off the unique optics and mechanical components that generate the clock image.
The projector works from up to 13-feet away to produce a clock face around 5-feet in diameter. It should be plenty bright thanks to its 50-watt halogen light source. The I.D.E.A. Projection clock costs ¥15,750 (appx. $133 USD), and can be found on the Transit website.
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tags: analogclearclockhalogeni.d.e.a.japanplasticprojectortime
April 23rd, 2007 comments (3): stumble it! digg it! by: technabob
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[...] and other time pieces. here’s another cool clock design from Japan’s I.D.E.A. International via technabob. the actual clock is a projector projecting a functional analog clock face onto any wall. the [...]
I ennd more infromation about the clock projects
I saw one in a shop in Key West. Maybe the unit was defective, but the shadow from the shaft mechanism (which turns the hands) created an unnatractive blur in the projected image.