Kusha Chopra
Ajay Jain
Abstract
3D-printed models do look good but lack realism due to lack of sound. This paper provides a print initiator an easy workflow interface for adding relevant acoustics (sound) to a model whose 3D printing is being triggered. Adding acoustics (sound) adds value to a 3D model by adding a life-like experience into a raw model.
The following work presents an interactive workflow through which a print requestor can add a logical and desired acoustic (sound) in one of the following ways:
select a sound from her own database
record or create a new sound on the spot
select a relevant or matching sound from a sound library offered by the system
The selected sound is subsequently inserted into a micro controller chip; the chip is insulated and positioned and placed in a 3D model. Additionally, the interfaces through which the inserted sound is triggered through any of external factors (like touch or push button) are discussed. Sound is then produced from the 3D Model.
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Index Terms
- Acoustics in 3D Printing
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