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** Does this even need a snooze if you go for gradual wakeup? | ** Does this even need a snooze if you go for gradual wakeup? | ||
* A wireless off button that lives in another room | * A wireless off button that lives in another room | ||
* Programmable noises for wakeup sequence. USB upload? | * Programmable noises for wakeup sequence. USB upload? SD card? | ||
* Some form of sleep cycle monitoring | * Some form of sleep cycle monitoring | ||
** Preferably via a method that doesn't require something in the bed with you, or a wristband. Possibly a PIR type sensor, or a camera. | ** Preferably via a method that doesn't require something in the bed with you, or a wristband. Possibly a PIR type sensor, or a camera. | ||
** Change the alarm to start going off at the correct point in your cycle. | ** Change the alarm to start going off at the correct point in your cycle. | ||
** For bonus points, allow data export for data porn. Maybe save to the SD card with the sound files on. | ** For bonus points, allow data export for data porn. Maybe save to the SD card with the sound files on. | ||
Revision as of 13:18, 11 November 2010
Alarm clocks are shit. I want to build one that actually works for me.
Criteria
- Does not rely on being irritating. No "find the puzzle piece I ejected into orbit" type things.
- Uses the time signal to set itself.
- Has a programmable wake-up sequence.
- Mains powered.
Ideas
- Dawn light, use a full-spectrum bulb. Turns on at the start of the wakeup sequence, gradually gets brighter.
- Allow for plugging in an external lamp instead of a built in lamp?
- Alarm starts to make noise at start of wakeup sequence, gradually getting louder. Possibly with breaks.
- "Cut off" time, at which point the thing goes mental and forces you to get up if you've not turned it off.
- Does this even need a snooze if you go for gradual wakeup?
- A wireless off button that lives in another room
- Programmable noises for wakeup sequence. USB upload? SD card?
- Some form of sleep cycle monitoring
- Preferably via a method that doesn't require something in the bed with you, or a wristband. Possibly a PIR type sensor, or a camera.
- Change the alarm to start going off at the correct point in your cycle.
- For bonus points, allow data export for data porn. Maybe save to the SD card with the sound files on.
