Prize(s) Winners in Other Lighting Products
University / School Name Georgia Institute of Technology
Lead Designers Andy Cho
Professor Names Kimberly Snyder
Completion Date 5/15/2024
Project Location Atlanta, GA
Entry DescriptionEclipse is a portable Pomodoro Technique or work session timer inspired by moon phase complications in celestial horology. It utilizes light to subtly indicate the passage of time, enhancing focus and productivity while minimizing distractions. Its portability and versatility, combined with numerous customization features, can assist users in staying focused and working efficiently, adapting to any work session with its smart features.
Sustainability ApproachEclipse promotes sustainability through its energy-efficient design, utilizing LED lights to minimize power consumption. By encouraging focused work sessions and increasing productivity, it reduces the need for excessive energy consumption associated with frequent distractions. Additionally, it alleviates reliance on power-hungry computers and devices for online pomodoro/work timers, offering a sustainable alternative that operates independently, thereby reducing overall energy consumption and promoting eco-friendly work habits. Furthermore, its durable construction ensures longevity, reducing the frequency of replacements and contributing to a circular economy by minimizing waste. With customizable features tailored to individual preferences, Eclipse promotes mindful use and appreciation of resources, fostering a culture of sustainability in the workplace and beyond.
