Moving Alarm Clocks: No Major Manufacturer Makes Them

There is **no established company** that mass-produces "moving alarm clocks" (clocks that physically roll, fly, or walk away to force you up).

What Exists Instead

• Clocky (Nanda Home): Wheeled alarm clock that rolls off nightstand — niche, novelty, ~$40.
• Tocky (same maker): Rolls in random directions.
• Flying alarm clocks: Propeller-driven (e.g., **Flying Alarm Clock** by various no-name brands) — launch a rotor you must catch.
• App-based: "Alarmy," "I Can't Wake Up" — require photo, math, shake, QR scan to dismiss.
• DIY / Kickstarter: Many prototypes (rolling, jumping, hiding) — few ship reliably.

Why No Major Brand?

• Reliability: Moving parts + battery + electronics = high failure rate.
• Safety: Rolling off table → breakage, fire risk (Li-ion), tripping hazard.
• Market: Most use phone alarms; niche served by apps or $30 novelties.
• Patent thicket: Nanda Home patents cover rolling mechanism.

If you want one, buy **Clocky** (original, still sold) or use an **app with physical challenge**. No Sony, Casio, Seiko, or Braun makes them.