Kinect V2 Anti-Theft Enclosure

Create only a rugged anti-theft enclosure for a Microsoft Kinect v2 sensor measuring 249 mm wide × 66 mm deep × 67 mm high and weighing approximately 970 grams. Provide 1.5 mm internal clearance around the Kinect body. Use 3 mm structural walls with reinforced corners and rounded external edges. The enclosure must leave the Kinect’s front optical components unobstructed. Create one front rectangular sensor opening beginning 15 mm from the left edge of the Kinect and measuring 140 mm wide by 52 mm high. Center the opening vertically. Chamfer or flare all four inside edges of this opening outward so the frame does not intrude into the Kinect’s 70-degree horizontal field of view. Maintain at least 5 mm distance between the enclosure’s inner front edge and the Kinect glass. Add a continuous microphone clearance slit along the lower front edge measuring 230 mm wide by 5 mm high. Do not place structural ribs across this slit. Include a rear ventilation opening measuring at least 80 mm wide by 40 mm high. Add a centered rear cable pass-through slot at least 25 mm wide, with rounded edges and strain-relief clearance. Secure the Kinect using a lower support tray, covered end restraints, and a removable locking top or rear panel. Do not place pressure directly against the front glass. Include four M4 heat-set insert bosses for the removable security panel and two reinforced mounting tabs underneath with M4 clearance holes for later attachment to the tablet enclosure. Create only the Kinect v2 enclosure as a separate parametric part suitable for 3D printing and STEP export. Do not create the tablet enclosure, handles, battery compartment, or Kinect Gen 1 components.

Parameters

Every value above is a live dimension. Open a model like this in the editor and each one becomes a slider you can drag before exporting.