UTCAnyone Can Make These 3D-Printed Headphones

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The designers at Teague Labs have created a pair of functional 3D-printable headphones called 13:30 — because it just takes 13 hours and 30 minutes to print them.

With 3D printers becoming more accessible we decided to have a think around the concept “l(fā)ife in beta” as a future scenario. What if printed prototypes could become actual products? Meaning, once off the print bed an object could be assembled without any tools and be made functional by readily attainable components. I decided to stress test the premise with the challenge of making electronically simple yet functionally complex headphones.

Core77 reports that the headphones have a flexible yet durable strap and the designers have managed to compensate for the brittleness of the material. The current model, component list and instructions, have been posted on Thingiverse for anyone to make their own pair of working headphones.

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設(shè)計師在蒂格實驗室創(chuàng)造了一對被稱為13:30功能的3D打印的耳機 - 因為它只是需要13小時30分鐘，以打印。

隨著3D打印機變得更容易，我們決定讓周圍的概念，“生命在測試”作為未來情景創(chuàng)想。如果打印的原型可能成為實際的產(chǎn)品？這意味著，一旦關(guān)閉打印床上的對象可以進行組裝，無需任何工具，并由容易達到部件制成的功能。我決定強調(diào)與電子制作簡單而功能復(fù)雜耳機的挑戰(zhàn)，測試的前提。

Core77報告該耳機具有柔性但耐用帶和設(shè)計者設(shè)法彌補該材料的脆性。目前的模式，元件清單和說明，都張貼在Thingiverse任何人都可以提出自己的對工作的耳機。

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