The GuSi radio is a very user-friendly internet radio with only two buttons. It allows the user to switch through predefined stations with just one push on the button. This makes it especially suitable for seniors or handicapped people.
A detailed assembly guide can be found at gusi-radio.de.
The project and the software can be viewed at GitHub.
Both devices work identically, except that the BM2K model has an additional button that can be used to pause playback.
To keep the operation as simple as possible, I wanted to use as few buttons as possible in the initial version (BM1K – for an almost blind grandma).
Also take a look at the RM5K as a modified version in retro design.
Buttons:
- PLA (100 % infill)
- no support needed
Body top:
- PLA (15-25 % infill)
- support for the three inlets for the buttons and for the speaker grid
Body bottom:
- PLA (15-25 % infill), transparent PLA (100 % infill)
- no support needed
- To get the illuminated light strip, change to transparent material at 18 mm.
Rubber foot
- TPU (100 % infill)
- no support needed
The author marked this model as their own original creation. Imported from Thingiverse.