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Notice
Bring time awareness closer to the object, task or routine that needs attention.
An emerging visual reminder concept
Every interval has a moment that matters.
TimesUp™ is being developed to make elapsed time easier to notice—quietly, clearly and at the point where work happens.
The idea
Time is invisible. The work around it should not have to rely on memory alone.
02
Understand
Use a visual cue that can complement labels, logs, training and established procedures.
03
Act
Help people recognise when it is time to check the relevant instruction or take the next defined step.
Built around real routines
A small cue can support a much larger process.
From prepared-food routines to filter servicing and quality workflows, the opportunity is not to replace a procedure. It is to make the passage of time easier to see within it.
See where time awareness mattersApplication fields
TimesUp™ is being explored for settings where a known interval matters and a visible reminder may help people follow the process around it.
From the journal
Better questions about time-aware work.
What is an elapsed-time indicator—and when is it useful?
A plain-language guide to the role of visual time cues, what they can support, and what they should never replace.
Designing a time-based SOP people can actually follow
Turn a timing rule into a clear sequence of responsibility, recording and action.
Why filter schedules need both a record and a reminder
A practical look at calendar intervals, condition checks and visible cues.
In development
Follow the idea as it moves toward launch.
TimesUp™ is currently under development. We are speaking with teams who manage time-sensitive everyday routines and want a simpler way to keep intervals visible.
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