How do you make your clock design stand out in a crowded market while simultaneously competing against the already convenient virtual clocks on people's smartphones? By harnessing the mesmerizing physical qualities of ferrofluids to make a design that seemingly tells the time with tadpole-like creatures. Called the "Ferrolic," this clock by Eindhoven University of Technology designer Zelf Koelman consists of an aluminum casing, at the front of which is an aquarium-like component containing ferro...
How do you make your clock design stand out in a crowded market while simultaneously competing against the already convenient virtual clocks on people's smartphones? By harnessing the mesmerizing physical qualities of ferrofluids to make a design that seemingly tells the time with tadpole-like creatures. Called the "Ferrolic," this clock by Eindhoven University of Technology designer Zelf Koelman consists of an aluminum casing, at the front of which is an aquarium-like component containing ferro...
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