Design a fabric-covered HomePod mini ceiling mount with Grok Bot
At a glance
A designer without CAD expertise used Grok Bot to design a HomePod mini ceiling mount with a fabric finish. This workflow is listed under cad, 3d-printing, home-audio, product-design.
Till Maessen asked Grok Bot to design a 3D-printable ceiling mount for a HomePod mini, including fabric for its appearance. He shared annotated cross-sections showing how the fabric wraps over the edges and is held between a clamping ring and the outer wall.
How it went
He reports needing one design iteration and says the mount works mechanically.
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