While sourcing cool tech stuff to write about for ReadyMade’s Control Room, I spotted this Art Lebedev Reflectius Clock. It uses a laser beam and rotating mirrors to create the numbers. Check out the website for a demo.

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While sourcing cool tech stuff to write about for ReadyMade’s Control Room, I spotted this Art Lebedev Reflectius Clock. It uses a laser beam and rotating mirrors to create the numbers. Check out the website for a demo.
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2 Comments
paul on 05.10.2010 at 21:43 PM
Although the laser light is probably pretty hard to see in this scale in bright light, the mechanism is very cool. I’m thinking large scale though in order to maximize the mesmerizing effect of the rotating mirrors and moving beam. Maybe inside a vapor filled space. Very cool. Thanks
George Snow on 05.13.2012 at 06:02 AM
Like all things of Art Lebedev studio, this boasts a wonderful design, but it should be treated as a work of art, rather than the usual practical watches.
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