The Shock Clock Uses Pavlovian Conditioning And Electricity To Wake You Up

Shock Clock–(small electric shock to wake you up)

IF YOU ARE LAZY TO WAKE UP IN THE MORNING THIS WEARABLE WILL HELP YOU WITH A SHOCK

THIS WEARABLE WILL SURELY HELP YOU TO WAKE UP ON THE RIGHT TIME

Are you also one of those who hit the snooze button every time their alarm clock or mobile phone’s alarm starts buzzing in the morning? You aren’t alone. But let’s admit it, this one snooze button is extremely damaging for our professional and/or academic lives. This is why researchers have developed a new wearable device that guarantees best results when it comes to waking us up in the morning.

It is called Shock Clock…Shock Clock does exactly what it says, it shocks the wearer. This device has to be worn like a wristband or a watch. When it is time to wake up, it will produce an electric shock, yes that’s true.

The idea is to make your mind alert instantly and condition it to wake up without using any alarm just like the Pavlov’s dogs experiment. The watch doesn’t give electric shock right from the word Go but it involves a gradual waking up process. You will feel the vibration at first then beeps and shock would serve as the last resort.

Yes, we know, waking up is hard. There’s an entire eco-system built around providing you with an endless array of options to get yourself out of bed in the morning. But there’s something really interesting about the Shock Clock. It’s a little bracelet you wear to bed, and when it’s time to get up, it does three things: first it gently vibrates, then if that’s not enough, it starts to make an audible alarm sound… and then, if you’re still lazing around, it gives you a harmless but potentially painful electric shock. After some nights, your mind starts to associate the vibration and audible alarm with an upcoming shock, and you’ll presumably make efforts to get up before that happens.

The features don’t end there. There’s a Snooze Lock setting that prevents you from snoozing; the only way to turn the alarm off is to get up and walk around, leaving it up to the motion sensors to determine you’re actually awake. Additionally, there’s an Accountability Feature that lets your friends zap you remotely should you fail to wake yourself up.

Granted, nothing stops you from simply removing the thing from your wrist in the morning, but at some point if you don’t want to be helped, well… It’s $99, with a May 2016 expected delivery date.

IF YOU ARE LAZY TO WAKE UP IN THE MORNING THEN THIS WEARABLE WILL SURELY HELP YOU TO WAKE UP ON THE RIGHT TIME

Are you also one of those who hit the snooze button every time their alarm clock or mobile phone’s alarm starts buzzing in the morning? You aren’t alone. But let’s admit it, this one snooze button is extremely damaging for our professional and/or academic lives. This is why researchers have developed a new wearable device that guarantees best results when it comes to waking us up in the morning.

It is called Shock Clock…Shock Clock does exactly what it says, it shocks the wearer. This device has to be worn like a wristband or a watch. When it is time to wake up, it will produce an electric shock, yes that’s true.

Yes, we know, waking up is hard. There’s an entire eco-system built around providing you with an endless array of options to get yourself out of bed in the morning. But there’s something really interesting about the Shock Clock. It’s a little bracelet you wear to bed, and when it’s time to get up, it does three things: first it gently vibrates, then if that’s not enough, it starts to make an audible alarm sound… and then, if you’re still lazing around, it gives you a harmless but potentially painful electric shock. After some nights, your mind starts to associate the vibration and audible alarm with an upcoming shock, and you’ll presumably make efforts to get up before that happens.

The features don’t end there. There’s a Snooze Lock setting that prevents you from snoozing; the only way to turn the alarm off is to get up and walk around, leaving it up to the motion sensors to determine you’re actually awake. Additionally, there’s an Accountability Feature that lets your friends zap you remotely should you fail to wake yourself up.

Granted, nothing stops you from simply removing the thing from your wrist in the morning, but at some point if you don’t want to be helped, well… It’s $99, with a May 2016 expected delivery date.

if you are lazy to wake up in the morning then this wearable will surely help you to wake up on the right time