Alarming 'Ring' concept vibrates finger to wake you up

There's no shortage of bizarre creations that prevent you from oversleeping, but a Meng Fendi concept could actually help you (and your partner) wake up on the right side of the bed for a change. The simply-titled "Ring" sports an alarm clock dock with two times and a pair of wearable hoops, which enables you to wake up at a different time than your third-shift-workin' SO. Moreover, the elastic vibrating rings are donned at night, and simply provide a constant buzz to get your attention rather than wrecking your rest with a piercing array of beeps. Click on for a few more shots.

[Via Yanko Design]

[(Unverified) Posted Jul 12th 2007 10:40AM]

Needs a little LCD display that scrolls appointment names on it.

[(Unverified) Posted Jul 12th 2007 11:14AM]

Pull my finger! Pull my finger! powered?

[(Unverified) Posted Jul 12th 2007 11:19AM]

so like, I hate to break it to everyone but...


that site is a design concept site where freelance designers put up their ideas in way over rendered formats in hopes of attracting clients.

in other words, its not even a pipe dream.

[(Unverified) Posted Jul 12th 2007 4:57PM]

Thanks for being at least the 3rd person to point this out.

[kombizz Posted Jul 12th 2007 1:02PM]

love it !
how much is it? is there any suggestion price?

[mgrochowalski Posted Jul 12th 2007 2:40PM]

Looks like a good idea. Except it seems like it should be worn farther up the finger.
Too bad they're just renderings.

[(Unverified) Posted Jul 12th 2007 5:36PM]

On what appendage are the rings supposed to be worn? (Cough)

[(Unverified) Posted Jul 12th 2007 6:31PM]

This is a great design and I personally would like it. I could make an engagement joke everytime my GF and I go to bed.

[souflay123 Posted Jul 13th 2007 3:19AM]

i would buy this if, instead of a vibrate it just gives you a electrical shock. now that would eather wake you up or knock you out :) both are good!

[(Unverified) Posted Jul 15th 2007 11:38AM]

isn't it harmful to wear an electrical device while you sleeep sort of like wearing a wrist watch