To actually alarm you to wake you up, a new alarm clock has been designed.
The new device, called the 'Alarmclock' will give you a true wake up call, as "nothing gets you up in the morning like the things that keep you up at night", to help you greet the day with potentially depressing information, the Verge reported.
Alarm Clock to Shock You Awake
A 19-year old Indian engineering student named Sankalp Sinha has created an alarm clock that literally jolts you awake.
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The clock, which is aimed at telling the truth, will allow you to see how much money you have in the bank, how many people know you exist, and how many days you have left to live, with information from your social network connections and your health and lifestyle.
Source: ANI
US Researcher Invents World's Most Annoying Alarm Clock
An unsnoozable alarm clock that refuses to let you stay in bed has been invented by a US researcher.
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 Alarm Clock That Helps Us Wake Up Fresh from Sleep IdentifiedThe answer to why a number of people fail to wake up feeling refreshed in the morning has been identified by an Indian origin researcher. | Advertisement
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An Alarm Clock That Shreds Your Money If You Don't Wake Up When It Tells You to
We've seen some crazy, creative alarm clocks over the years. Some are soothing and holistic, and others give you a really good reason to avoid the snooze button out of pure annoyance.
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