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Iterative Design Prototype — 2025

Wearable Sensor Housing

Eleven revisions of a wrist-worn enclosure printed over three weeks, each one worn for a day before the next was cut.
PETGFDMProduct Design

Preparing 3D view

Loading geometry and materials.

Project
Wearable Sensor Housing
Material
PETG
Technology
FDM
Print Time
4 hours
Layer Height
0.15 mm
Weight
22 g
Dimensions
52 x 38 x 16 mm
Industry
Product Design

01 / Challenge

Challenge

A health-tech startup could not settle an argument about strap geometry from renders. Every reviewer had a different opinion about how it would sit on a wrist.

02 / Design

Design

We set up a parametric model with strap angle, shell curvature and lug spacing as driven variables, so a revision was a number change rather than a remodel.

03 / Printing Process

Printing Process

Each revision printed in under four hours in PETG at 0.15 mm, with a TPU strap printed alongside. Revisions were worn for a full day before feedback was collected.

04 / Final Result

Final Result

Revision eleven went to tooling. The team estimated the print-first loop saved roughly six weeks against their original CNC prototype plan.

Gallery

Through the build

Four moments from the job, in the order they happened.

  • 01
    Revisions one through eleven
  • 02
    TPU strap and shell together
  • 03
    Internal PCB fit check
  • 04
    Final revision, worn
Wearable Sensor Housing

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