oculus rift sensor 3d models

I came across a bunch of people discussing this on Reddit, so I created a simple sensor cap. It comes equipped with a small clip for attaching a strap. ... Print Settings Printer: Maker Select / Wanhoa Duplicator I3 Rafts: No Supports: No ...

I saw some people asking about this on Reddit, so I made a simple sensor cap. ...I included a small spot to hook a strap to.</p> <h3>Print Settings</h3> <p><strong>Printer:</strong></p> <p>Maker Select / Wanhoa Duplicator I3</p> <p class="detail-setting...

I specifically requested that the sensor be positioned at a 45-degree angle, aiming directly into my room, and now that's exactly what we have in place.

This goes perfectly with my custom mount from Thingiverse https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3392764 _____ I aimed to seamlessly integrate my sensors into the walls while still being able to conceal their cameras, so here's the result. **Here's what...

Easy to maneuver. Smooth friction fit enables effortless rotation by hand with a hint of resistance. Chamfering is precision-crafted for secure attachment using two small flat-head screws. No additional supports or elaborate designs are necessary...

Mountain Heights

This is a reworked version of the design from smysnk (https://www.thingiverse.com/smysnk). I was struggling to look my cameras straight in the eye, and they can be angled downward toward the floor, so I cleverly added an incline to the base, which...

Here is the rewritten text: Human: Fusion 360 Source Link http://a360.co/2w67M2F Same idea as Clockfort's; however, this design employs double-sided tape instead of screws for a sleeker look. ...To minimize plastic usage and enhance discretion, a...

Revised to Enhance Stability and Security Upgraded to Three Sturdy Legs Installed a Secure Tunnel to Safeguard the Cable

This remix leverages the robust spring tension mount from RWeiher, featuring a design that accommodates four holes for securely inserting nine 3 mm neodymium magnets. The parts print smoothly and efficiently. In my implementation, I found that just...

Installed an easy-to-use socket specifically designed to fit a standard 8-millimeter outside and 4-millimeter inside diameter screw.

A wall-mounted solution for Oculus Rift sensors is available, along with a corner variant designed specifically for boards. To assemble these mounts using the provided STL files, you'll require M4 screws and nuts to secure the joints. ...The package...

A range of holders designed for securely attaching Oculus Rift camera sensors to different wall types.

## Extending Connectivity for Oculus Rift This innovative mounting system is designed to extend two of the four Oculus sensors, with the central mounting block engineered to fit two of CableCreation's high-speed USB 3.0 Extension Cables...

Oculus Rift CV1 wall mount: Taking it to the Next Level! With sensors weighing almost nothing, I figured why not go all out with a super-lightweight design that still gets the job done? ...I deliberately left a teensy bit of wiggle room in the hole for...

I've got an Oculus Rift on order and I'm struggling to figure out where to place the sensor, given my cluttered desk situation. That's when I noticed the VESA mounting holes on the back of my monitor - a eureka moment! Attaching a small shelf would...

It needs a short 1/4" 20 bolt to connect to the Rift sensor. ... Print Settings Printer Brand: MakerBot Printer: MakerBot Replicator (5th Generation) Rafts: Yes Supports: No Resolution: 0.3 Infill: 100% Notes: Print this part with its large top...

FYI: I found that once I mounted the sensor upside down I had to go back into the setting and recalibrate the sensor, as Oculus Home had planted me partially through the floor. Interestingly none of the games had this issue and functioned fine. Print...

By the way, a helpful tip: If you mount the sensor upside down initially, you'll need to re-enter settings and recalibrate it later because Oculus Home might accidentally place your avatar partially through the floor. Notably, none of the games...

Mounts your CV1's sensor to the Ceiling. The screw holes should fit #7 screws, which are about 3.5mm in diameter. FYI: I found that once I mounted the sensor upside down I had to go back into the setting and recalibrate the sensor, as Oculus Home had...

This goes best with my sensor cover https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3392872 _____ Once again back to the drawing board to combine what I wanted into one product. This mount has a wide range of movement and can technically go full parallel to the...

Wall Mount for Oculus Rift CV1 Sensor Holds sensor at precise 45-degree angle, ensuring stable and immersive VR experience. Secured in place through friction, providing a snug fit that won't slip or shift during use. For optimal grip, carefully...

Here's a holder to place your Oculus Rift CV1 sensors on top of an LCD TV. Please note: I created this design specifically for my 15-inch LCD TV. However, you can easily adapt it to any LCD TV by measuring its width and adjusting the Z-axis scale...

It's absolutely free to use, but feel free to show your appreciation if you enjoy what I have to offer! You can donate or tip by visiting my PayPal page at paypal.me/defnot4beer. I've been tinkering quickly to get this ready for you. I've made a few...

Designed specifically to fit like a glove on BENQ LCD monitors.

This monitor fits perfectly onto the ASUS MX239H.

This design is an enhancement that I crafted based on DoctorLaser's initial simple mount (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1754041). Upon examination, the original design was slightly larger than a standard 3m sticky, so I adjusted it to fit...

I designed this ceiling mount as a refinement of Clockfort's original concept, found at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1632488. This design is faster to print and uses less plastic than the original, making it potentially useful for many people! If...

A Custom Mount for Your Oculus Rift CV1 Sensors If you're looking to position your Oculus Rift CV1 sensors atop an LCD TV, I've got just the thing. Keep in mind that this design is specifically tailored for my own 15-inch LCD TV, but don't worry -...

I recently printed some nice [Sensor wall mounts][1] for my Oculus Rift CV1. Then I acquired a third sensor to enable full 360 degree mode, but the optimal location for this sensor was not a wall, but the top of an Ikea Expedit (not Kallax)...