vr viewer 3d models
53742 3d models found related to vr viewer.
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3D printed virtual reality! **PLEASE NOTE** To build this viewer without modifying the Solidworks file, you will need the following items in addition to printing the included .STL files : 1. Plastic VR lenses (25mm diameter)2. One (1) small rubber...
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3D Printed VR Viewer using magnets and lenses.Requires (6) 3mm bolts and nuts for assemblyFits phones 6" x 3"
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VR Viewer is a simple, elegant alternative to Google Cardboard and other virtual reality viewers for mobile phones and tablets. VR Viewer works by blocking the Left side view to the Right eye, and blocking the Right side view to the Left eye. Slip...
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Put your mobile phone into the slot of this viewer and enjoy Vitual Reality. The OpenSCAD file is included, so you can easily adapt camera and lens sizes. ... Lenses: Focal length 7 cm, diameter 44mm.
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This is the next version of my Smartphone VR Headset. I have designed this one specifically for the Xperia Z2 phone with the front mounted speakers but I expect it will work with other phone models too. The design of this one is a bit slicker than...
grabcad
Fix your phone in the Phone-adapter with two rubberbands and slide the adapter on the front of the VR-mask. Place the lenses in the Lense Holders and screw these in the VR-mask. Fix your phone in the Phone-adapter with two rubberbands and slide...
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My smart phone VR Viewer that I bought on eBay has a cavity that fits dimensions up to 14mm x 80mm x 150mm - and employs suction cups to 'suspend' phones smaller than that dimension in the center of the viewing area. They don't work... at all. So,...
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CAD Model for Amity ViewerAmity Viewer.STEP is the full product, other files are pieces
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Litophane Viewer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X1uj2Rben0Q Web page to generate Litophanes: http://3dp.rocks/lithophane/ size: 160mm x 95mm x 3mm
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Learn how to 3D Design for 3D Printing with my class: https://www.PrintThatThing.us This is our 3D Printed 360º Stereoscopic viewer we made on my YouTube channel PrintThatThing.
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This is a slide viewer modelled after an old school looking TV. Intended to be illuminated from the top of the case with 5v compatible led strip and wired up with a USB cable. ... Build details can be found here -...
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This is a simple lithophane viewer I created utilising an LED light I already owned and which are easily available. The light has a circumference of 70mm. The light can be used without the round holder but to make it more secure it can be printed...
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And if you or a friend can make 3D videos with the GoPro mount you can make a small business that will create a demand for the viewers as well as demand for the video production side.https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2347553 And if you need a little...
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... - it's about $5 - Tube of Cyanoacrylate glue (aka Super glue) to glue the acrylic piece to the 3D printed viewer - about $2 I've also included my design for a 7" version (about $6 for the acrylic circle) but I haven't printed it yet. ...
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Lithophane viewer 100X53 mm I have also included the "empty" .jpg file to create the customised lithophanes Components: 3 chip led 3V - 3W 1 reed switch 2 X 16 mm 1 Switch, tactile SPST, through hole 1 9V battery 1 round magnet 15X5 mm 2 Allen head...
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It's also fun to just plain look through the viewer, because it increases your depth perception by effectively moving your eyes farther apart. But that's only half the fun. I've included a collection of stereo images I made especially for this viewer...
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I made a picture viewer. Some might know these from childhood. In Germany they were called Plastiskop. The difference here is, you dont turn to the next picture by clicking, you turn a wheel to get to the next picture. I printed some pictures on...
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How I Designed This MY INSPIRATION/DRIVE about 5 months ago, i wanted a VR viewer that didn't cost much at all. I was at the time using a makerbot mini, and i had limited materials and build space. I decided i was up for the challenge and got to...