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Chasing Time Wall Clock Never Stops Changing Itself

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At first glance, this looks like any ordinary old wall clock. But take another look, and you’ll see that there’s nothing ordinary about the way that it works.

You see, the hour markers around the perimeter of designer J.P.Meulendijks‘ Chasing Time clock gradually change positions as the minutes pass. It’s…

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October 5th, 2009 by: Technabob

God Hand Robot Ready to Get You With His Kung-Fu Grip

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Give your robot a hand (or two) with these incredibly complex mechanical digits from Japan’s Crafthouse. Instead of the typical grippers you might find on a hobby robot, Crafthouse’s servo-controlled GOD HANDs give miniature robots a set of flexible digits that work much like their human masters’ appendages.…

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September 7th, 2009 by: Technabob

Storm Synth Watch has Nine Hands, Still Somehow Manages to Tell the Time

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You’ll have to rely on your keen powers of observation to figure out the current time on this new watch from Storm.

The limited-edition Storm Synth conceals the current time by taking standard hour hand, minute hand, second hand equation and multiplying it by three. The trick to reading the…

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May 20th, 2009 by: Technabob

Tell Time on the Outer Limits With the Rim Clock

The Rim Clock turns all that you know about clocks inside out. Instead of staying put and pointing to numbers like the hands of other, more well-behaved clocks, the hands on the Rim Clock are actually protrusions that go around the outside and point to the wall.

The Rim Clock…

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September 11th, 2008 by: Karen M.

Clock Hands Stay Put, Numbers Move Instead

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Unlike a normal clock, this funky modern timepiece keeps its hands stationary, letting the numbers on its dial rotate around the hands to tell the time. A simple gear-drive mechanism moves the outer ring around the clock mechanism.

The desk clock gets it’s name, “Pisa” from it’s eye-catching leaning tower…

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December 15th, 2007 by: Technabob

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