3D Printed Parts: Sculpteo Selling Customizable iPhone 5 Adapters
3D printing may change the world in the future, but many ask what the “killer app” is today?
Sculpteo, a 3D printing marketplace, is making a push into 3D printed parts, specifically adapters and spares.
Take, for example, this customizable iPhone 5 dock adapter, compatible with a many sound systems, including:
- BOSE SoundDock 10V2
- INVOXIA NVX-610
- Geneva Modèle Geneva Xs/M/L/XL
- Harman-Kardon MS 150
- Beat Beatbox portable
- JBL On stage mirco III
- JBL Radial micro
- ONKYO iOnly play ABX-100
- JBL On time micro III
- SONY ICF.DS15 IP Silver
- LOGITECH Pure-Fi Express plus
- I HOME IP 15 Translucide
- BLUESTORK AC200
- DENON CEOL N-7
- PIONEER X-HM 71-S Silver
- YAMAHA TSX-112
- PIONEER X-HM20 Silver
- YAMAHA MCR-550 Silver
- YAMAHA MCR-332 Piano
- YAMAHA MCR-232
- PIONEER X-CM31-W
- YAMAHA MCR-040
- JVC UX-LP55
- PANASONIC SC-HC 37 EF
- I HOME IP 41
In an interview with TechCrunch, Sculpteo founder Clement Moreau said, “This story and this adapter is opening a new field of 3D printed spare parts for a lot of different devices. Battery covers, clips, docks, handles … a lot of things can be lost, or become unusable because some other device changed or has been updated. We really see 3D Printing here as a way to work smoothly in a moving environment, where big companies have really good reasons to change standards from time to time.”
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