PRE2024 3 Group21
Group Members
| Member | Student Number | Program |
|---|---|---|
| Stefan Baltac | 1808877 | Electrical Engineering |
| Octavian Astefanei | 1836374 | Electrical Engineering |
| Kerim Gjergjizi | 1813420 | Electrical Engineering |
Problem statement and goals
Traditional alarm clocks work, as everyone, knows by making a sound at a certain time during the day and having them be turned off by some kind of button (or screen movement in the case of smartphones). However, in certain times, if for example the time at which one needs to wake up is not optimal, the probability of the alarm clock being successful drops. Due to sleep inertia one can either completely miss the alarm, subconsciously turn it off (due to muscle memory) etc.
The main goal is to design and prototype an alarm clock such that the risk of the aforementioned scenario is minimised by improving upon the preexisting knowledge base on this topic.
Planning
State of the Art
TODO: Add in state of the art