Assistive Smart Goggles Chassis
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Description
What it's for
A wearable housing for smart glasses components, scaled to fit a human head. Features isolated electronic cavities, hollow arms for speakers and haptics, and integrated ports for front-facing cameras and downward sensors.
Dimensions
- Overall Width: 150 mm
- Lens Housings: 52 mm tall, 18 mm deep
- Temple Arms: 11 mm wide, with a 30-degree drop behind the ear
Assembly
The frame and two arms print as separate flat-laid components without supports. Hinge tabs are modeled in — use short 3 mm pins or filament offcuts to join them.
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