The sundial does not use batteries, electricity or any motor
The clock is as big as the house, showing the exact time of the day based on the sunshine through the shadow of the device.
The clock is as big as the house, showing the exact time of the day based on the sunshine through the shadow of the device. This special watch works without battery, power or any motor.
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This device was designed and developed by Architecural Prescription. Prototype prototype produced by 3D printing technology. Larger versions will be installed in future public places.
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Kareem Winters
Update 24 May 2019
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