Am always tried to wake up every morning on time but am failed like Sankalp Sinha.
A 19-year-old Indian student Sankalp Sinha Invent Shockable Alarm clock. He came up with the idea for his shocking alarm clock a couple of years ago, when he was having trouble getting up in the morning to attend university classes. He had developed a habit of hitting the snooze button and going back to sleep like some of us and waking up very late and missing his university lectures, so he decided to do something about his problem. Then he started thinking about a solution that would force him out of bed. he invented a special alarm clock that “rewards” the owner with an electric shock if he tries to press the snooze button.
He came up with an idea for an alarm clock that administers a small electric shock via the very popular snooze button. “The shock it administers is harmless but is enough to energize you”, the young inventor says, adding that users will be able to adjust how strong the electric shock they get is. He added that the power of his Good Morning Sing N Shock clock will be a fraction of 50,000 volts delivered by the standard Taser gun. Pretty weak, but you want the thing to wake you up, not put you to sleep, right?
The electric current is administered when the sleepy user presses the
aluminum-coated snooze button, and Sankalp assures us not even the
deepest sleeper will be able to ignore his creation. ’I think it will
help a lot of people who have the same problem as I do,’ says the
inventor, who is currently in negotiations with several manufacturers
about getting his Good Morning Sing N Shock alarm clock into mass production.
A 19-year-old Indian student Sankalp Sinha Invent Shockable Alarm clock. He came up with the idea for his shocking alarm clock a couple of years ago, when he was having trouble getting up in the morning to attend university classes. He had developed a habit of hitting the snooze button and going back to sleep like some of us and waking up very late and missing his university lectures, so he decided to do something about his problem. Then he started thinking about a solution that would force him out of bed. he invented a special alarm clock that “rewards” the owner with an electric shock if he tries to press the snooze button.
He came up with an idea for an alarm clock that administers a small electric shock via the very popular snooze button. “The shock it administers is harmless but is enough to energize you”, the young inventor says, adding that users will be able to adjust how strong the electric shock they get is. He added that the power of his Good Morning Sing N Shock clock will be a fraction of 50,000 volts delivered by the standard Taser gun. Pretty weak, but you want the thing to wake you up, not put you to sleep, right?
