What is it, exactly?
A digital alarm clock attached to two large wheels. It looks more like a small robot than a bedside rectangle.
PHOTO UNAVAILABLEThe alarm has an escape plan.
A wheeled alarm clock rolls away when it rings. Turning it off now involves leaving bed and negotiating with a runaway appliance.
The everyday job, the odd idea behind it, and the sort of person who’ll love having one.
A digital alarm clock attached to two large wheels. It looks more like a small robot than a bedside rectangle.
Set the alarm and enable the wheels. When it goes off, Clocky can roll away, making you get up to find and silence it; the wheels can also be disabled.
The device turns a snooze habit into a chase. Its oddity is not a decorative costume: the escape is the way the alarm does its job.
Habitual snoozers, students facing early mornings, and anyone who wants their bedside gadget to have a little self-preservation instinct.
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