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buoy

wall clock

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This is a wall clock that allows you to enjoy the patterns of buoys woven by marine plastic debris that have been accidentally collected to the maximum extent.
The gently curved shape of the clock looks like a painting, as the pattern varies greatly depending on the marine plastic waste mixed in.
The clock comes in a box, making it a great gift idea.

[Size] Diameter 280 mm x H 15 mm (plastic part only)
　　　　　Diameter 280 mm x H mm (size with needle attached)
[Box] External dimensions 123 x 105 x 110 mm

[Material] Marine plastic waste
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*Uses one AA battery. Batteries are not included in the package and must be purchased separately.

buoy

The [buøy] series takes discarded marine debris and transforms it into beautiful new artifacts that will be treasured for a long time to come.

Commitment to Products

We are volunteer members of Technolab Inc., a manufacturer that designs and mass-produces plastic products.
We started developing products using marine debris through our Plas+tech project, a research and development project that has been conducted in conjunction with our main business of developing IoT devices, medical equipment, and other products that cannot be made without plastic. What is the appeal of plastic materials? How should we deal with plastics, which have become a hot topic due to environmental issues? In the course of such exploratory activities, we developed a technology to manufacture plastic not as a mass-produced material, but as a one-of-a-kind craft product.

Through the crowdfunding campaign held in November 2019, we were able to connect with many people who are working to solve the marine plastic problem. We have re-launched as reBirth, buøy, in order to improve our products to resonate with more people in the future.