Noriko-san, intelligent sleep mask delivers wake-up call in-train siesta
I recognize the personal agony and the fellow commuters’ frustration, well. With Pyocotan developed ‘Noriko-san’ the sleepy maniacs can now have a peaceful siesta. Noriko-san is a sleep mask that you could wear during your naps on a train journey – bothering least,
because the mask will drop you off at your destination, not literally. The sleep mask keeps the rail users in your compartment aware of your stop with the mounted electronic scroll display, on reaching which the fellow passengers wake you up making sure you aren’t carried any further...
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- EddieStarr
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It doesn't even need the LED screen to say "MEGA-NERD"
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- joshuaheller
- 1 year ago
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What happens if everyone has one of these? It should also have a setting that zaps your temples when you roll into your station.
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I seem to always wake up by myself just before I need to get off the train.
I'm sure I'm not alone in this, anyone else?
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- logicpocket
- 1 year ago
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Nope you're not alone. I somehow always wake up right on time. Not sure how though.
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- AnthonyIac
- 1 year ago
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Oh Japan ... only you, only you. My question is: what if you're alone in the car and there is no one to wake you ... or what if your travel buddies decide not to wake you as punishment for actually buying one of these things?






