What it is.
It works.
Vidlink is a functioning device, not a static prop. What it does, and with which services, is listed below once confirmed.
Made one at a time.
Printed, wired, flashed and tested by hand in Tokyo.
Or build your own.
The DIY edition has the print files, the code and the parts list.
The details.
Two ways to own it.
In the box.
- To be confirmed
In the download.
- Printable STL files
- The device code
- Bill of materials with exact part models
- Print settings, wiring and assembly guide
- Flashing and setup steps, and troubleshooting
You also need
- A 3D printer
- The electronics in the bill of materials (bought separately)
- Tools and skills: to be confirmed
Licence: Personal, non-commercial use only. You may print and build it for yourself; you may not share, resell or redistribute the files or code, or sell builds made from them.
About Vidlink.
Is this an official product?
No. Vidlink is an original device designed and built by NV13, inspired by the video phone in Blade Runner. It is not licensed, approved or endorsed by the film's rights holders.
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