Digital Sundial - Displays Sunlit Numbers
Ancient sundials may have been good at showing the current time by using the position of the sun to cast a shadow like the hands of an analog clock, but now in the 21st century, I'm pleased to announce this cool new Digital Sundial by Mojoptix. Constructed using intricate 3D printing technologies, this modern sundial's gnomon (the shadow caster) is mathematically designed to only let the sunshine through at just the right time and angle to display the time using easy to read sunlit numbers. Once setup for your hemisphere, it can display the time from 10:00 until 16:00 in 20 minute increments and can even be set for Daylight Savings Time. So the next time you're out in your backyard on a sunny day and need to know the time, forget looking at your smartwatch, smartphone, or smart-whatever and simply glance down at your handy sundial. Cool huh?
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Features
- Designer: Mojoptix
- A sundial displaying the time inside its shadow, with actual digits
- Shape of the sundial has been mathematically designed to only let through the right sunrays at the right time/angle
- Displays the actual time with sunlit digits inside the sundial's shadow
- No batteries, no motor, no electronics
- Displays time from 10:00 until 16:00, updating every 20 minutes
- Can adjust for Daylight Savings Time
- 3D-Printed with ABS plastic over 35 hours
- Precisely adjust the displayed time simply by rotating the gnomon (the magic box that displays time)
- Northern Hemishpere: choose "NORD // Northern"
- Southern Hemishpere: choose "SUD // Southern"
- Includes: 4 3D-printed elements, a small jar, and 4 nuts and bolts to assemble the sundial
- Ships worldwide from Toulouse, France
