If there were a timer that seemed to tip over at any time, would you pay more attention to it? The idea of the notice kitchen timer emerged to me. The dial of the notice kitchen timer is wrapped and supported by a rectangular acrylic shell. When in use, simply tilt the timer to stand it up, automatically turn on the switch through a gravity sensor, and then use the knob on the back to set the time. The transparent acrylic material seems to add a bit of fragility to the already unstable form, but in fact, the dial has a counterweight, which keep the balance during normal use. But, what if ... ?
