It'll be screwed if you can't find it in the morning

[Ayumi Neyosaki]

http://alumni.media.mit.edu/%7Enanda/projects/clocky.html

[Nazaroth]

I wonder if would somehow get out of my room and go down the stairs... solving the problem of hitting the snooze button on its own.

[Ayumi Neyosaki]

Well, if you leave the door open it might. Being me, I'll never hit the snooze. My brother will try to destroy the clock xD

[Nazaroth]

I never really use the alarm unless I'm exhausted... I wake up around the right time anyway.
-__-

[Ryou-san]

You're gonna end up wasting more time trying to look for the damn clock when you're supposed to be up early for school/work/etc., not a convenient product. And if it rolls out of the room, like i leave the door open at night, how am I supposed to here the alarm go off if it managed to bury itself under the bed of another room.

[Ayumi Neyosaki]

Well, it says it moves after you hit the snooze button. Afterwards, then you run into issues.

[Tricky]

1. A robot may not injure a human being or, through inaction, allow a human being to come to harm.

Me:"I stubbed my toe!"
Clocky: .....

2. A robot must obey orders given to it by human beings, except where such orders would conflict with the First Law.

Me:"Clocky, fetch me my socks!"
Clocky: ...

3. A robot must protect its own existence as long as such protection does not conflict with the First or Second Law.

*dog attacks clocky*
Clocky: ....

By breaking the three laws of robotics, clocky is a freak that must be destroyed before before it leads the robot revolution against humanity.
Clocky the clock will lead to another monstrosity, Cary the car, and it will run over children every time you forget your car keys. Eventually, all will be lost.
Well, that's the way it would happen if anyone had any gas. Suddenly our greatest economical weakness, has become our greatest strength.

[Swan-ette]

It's kinda cool but I wonder if Clocky would break if you put him up too high and then he rolled off? XD I think I'll stick to Haro.