Google Glass owners or those of you that are thinking of purchasing a Google Glass device and would like to use Google’s new high-tech hardware with your own prescription spectacles might be interested in a 3D printed Google Glass adapter which has been developed to do just that and will save you $224.
The simple 3D printed Google+ adapter provides an alternative for purchasing the Google Glass compatible prescription frames, that have been specifically designed for Google Glass and are priced at $225 a pair, without the lens included.
Innovative Solution by Pixil 3D
The Pixil 3D design studio is responsible for creating the awesome alternative which if you already have a 3D printer will only cost $1 in material costs. This innovative solution not only makes Google Glass more accessible but also promotes the use of 3D printing technology for practical, everyday applications. The adapter is designed to fit seamlessly with your existing prescription glasses, ensuring that you don’t have to compromise on comfort or style.
Pixil 3D has been created by Noé and Pedro Ruiz in South Florida to create prototype innovative gadgets with 3D printers and already have a list of created gadgets to their name including a 3D animated BMO from Adventure Time with a programmable LED face. Their expertise in 3D printing and design is evident in the quality and functionality of the Google Glass adapter.
Benefits and Practical Applications
Using a 3D printed adapter for Google Glass offers several benefits. Firstly, it significantly reduces the cost associated with using Google Glass with prescription lenses. Instead of spending $225 on specialized frames, users can print an adapter for just $1. This cost-effective solution makes the technology more accessible to a broader audience.
Additionally, the adapter can be customized to fit various frame styles and sizes, providing a tailored fit for each user. This customization ensures that the adapter is comfortable and secure, allowing users to wear their Google Glass for extended periods without discomfort.
For more information on the new Google Glass adapter by Pixil 3D, jump over to the Adafruit website for details or watch the video below.
The video provides a detailed overview of the adapter, including how to print and assemble it. It also showcases the adapter in use, demonstrating its practicality and ease of installation. This visual guide is an excellent resource for anyone interested in creating their own adapter.
Source: Pixil 3D : Tech Crunch
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