The Ramos Alarm Clock is another techie solution you can consider having by your bedside, one that offers some variable techie solutions while at the same time making sure you are woken up at the right side of bed.

Apparently among the features include having to input a code to turn off the alarm. But it seems that there is more features surrounding the Ramos Alarm Clock, including the option to preset the number of snoozes. It also has a Courtesy Mode to place into consideration other people who may be in the room, a scenario wherein the alarm rings for 10 seconds and then pauses for about a minute.

This gives you a window of opportunity to get out of bed and disarm the clock, sparing the sleep of others in the house. The Ramos Alarm Clock is available in two designs: one in LED teak wood and another on a nixie tube clock design. The LED teak wood costs about $160 while the nixie tube clock runs for about $350.

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When it is time to get up, chances are you would not want the irritating sound of a noisy alarm clock around. As much as possible, you would want to get up as fresh as you can and apparently there are some alarm clocks that do not necessarily do it that way.

The Silent Alarm clock however is an innovative gadget that is sure to negate all of this. Rather than hearing those noisy chimes or sounds that irritate you, a ring is all you would need to which will wake you up. Want to snooze? Shake you hand and it will automatically do so without the usual hitting of alarm clocks we have all been used to doing and seeing from lazy sleepers.

“Silence” is a conceptual alarm clock that will wake you up without emitting any sound. If you need to be awoken, you simply wear a special wireless rubber ring. When the designated alarm time comes, the clock will send a signal to the ring which will generate a tactile alarm. If you wish to continue your sleep, just shake your hand to activate the snooze function. As time goes on, further snoozes will be harder to generate, requiring more vigorous shaking each time.

(Source) Science Blogs

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