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Zoe’s Plush Night Light Proposal

Dumpling Prototype

Three Quick Ideas:

1.Sleep Guardian

Background Story: A regular sleep schedule is something many young people aspire to for better health, yet in reality it is often difficult to maintain. Many times people completely lose track of time, only to realize it is already late at night. For those who work hard, long hours of effort can also lead them to neglect proper rest. That is why I designed this small night lamp—to act as a gentle alarm that reminds people to pay attention to their bedtime and protect their health.

Red light glowing slow–fast: go to bed now!

Yellow light: Remember to get some rest

Interaction: Squish/push the fluffy light to count down the time.

2.HydroBuddy Glow

Staying hydrated is a simple habit many people know is important for health, but in daily life it is often overlooked. With busy schedules, long hours of work, or constant focus on screens, people forget to drink water until they feel tired or unwell. This small reminder lamp was designed to serve as a gentle signal, encouraging people to pause, take a sip, and care for their bodies. It is not just a light, but a small reminder that health often begins with the simplest actions.

Blue light: Just drank the water

Yellow light: Take a sip

Red light: you forgot to drink water!

The night light is a “water droplet” that reminds you to stay hydrated. When you gently squeeze or tap it, it starts a “hydration timer.” Squeeze again for next cycle.

3.EyeSaver Glow

The small lamp is like a little “eye-guardian spirit.” When you begin using your phone, you press its tiny ear to start a “countdown.” As time passes, the lamp gradually changes its glow, reminding you when your eyes need a break and guiding you to rest before fatigue sets in.

Green light: you can have fun with your “phoneriend”

Red light: put your phone on it and get some rest!

Material List:

1.Battery Pack

2.Resistors

3.LED Lights

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