Making 'Glove One' - a 3D-printed, wearable cell phone.

Step 10: Glove One: Demonstration

It's alive!!

Maybe if I make a gold-plated version I could try to sell it to Kanye West or something.

Thanks so much for reading!  I hope you found help and/or inspiration from this Instructable.  For more information, and to see more of my work, visit my website at http://bryancera.com.

Cheers!

Comments

[jparamasivam]

an awesome touch of a genius

[nrischitelli]

Will you be selling these in the near future? I'm sur you could make a decent amount from selling them.

[GrantLevy]

If you showed this to the right people this could be BIG. A product like this could go for $500 a pop and people would snap them up like they did the iPhone.

Good luck with it!

[WiredWebbo101]

Nice one Bryan!

Excellent instructable, excellent product! It must have driven you mad getting all those micro-nuts in place. Great work!

[Snowsongwolf]

I've seen that ThinkGeek sells the "world's smallest cell phone" which is entirely voice controlled. I'm thinking that might be a good starting point for more of a soft glove variant like the Inspector Gadget photo you used. Of course, extending antennas went the way of the dodo long ago but it'd still look awesome and funny.

[R167]

they do that a lot. really wish that they had a past products thing or something like that.

[Snowsongwolf]

Huh, guess they don't sell it anymore. I seem to remember the entire phone was contained in a bluetooth headset-like device. Can't even find it in Google now.

[smalcolm]

LOL!
If memory serves that was an April Fools product.

they do that every year.

[Snowsongwolf]

Nooo, I remember now, it was the world's smallest MP3 player.

[brendan945]

I think theres a market. If you did a kickstarter I would probably put money down to buy one if it was the right price.

[hydr0ph0en1x]

Dude, so amazing. I had thought for a while that a cell phone glove would have been awesome. I'm amazed that it actually exists now!