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Re:Wasabi Fire Alarm Alerts the Deaf with the Power of Scent by robalfonso on Friday July 28, 2017 @12:36PM (#14875493)
They already make deaf alarm clocks for this. I actually use to use one for overnight alerts because I'm a heavy sleeper and I don't want to wake up my wife with my phone sounds.
Re:Wasabi Fire Alarm Alerts the Deaf with the Power of Scent by okreallywtf on Friday July 28, 2017 @01:12PM (#14875792)
This was one of the things I liked about my fitbit, the vibrate alarm was more than enough for me since I'm a super light sleeper, and I can get woken up without waking up my gf. In fact, her fitbit vibrate would wake me up but not her but she's the one wearing it.
Re:Wasabi Fire Alarm Alerts the Deaf with the Power of Scent by microtherion on Friday July 28, 2017 @01:26PM (#14875926)
Works pretty well on Apple Watch as well.
Re:Wasabi Fire Alarm Alerts the Deaf with the Power of Scent by rm_-rf_slash on Friday July 28, 2017 @02:03PM (#14876215)
I went to RIT; the constant BZZZRRRT BZZZRRRT BZZZRRRT of deaf alarm clocks going off in several dorms at all hours of the day just became a part of life.
Re:Wasabi Fire Alarm Alerts the Deaf with the Power of Scent by QAPereo on Friday July 28, 2017 @12:50PM (#14875612)
Same here, it has the ability to control the intensity and pitch of the tone, a unit to shake the bed, and the ability to flash a lamp of your choice. The lamp or the bed shaker is usually the way to go with someone else present, definitely.