Hearing Aid and Audiology Clinic

A working audiology clinic built from the pack: the roofed clinic shell on its floor base, with reception at the front, waiting benches and two stocked retail cabinets, a central fitting desk with a patient chair, the acoustic test booth behind its observation window, and a fabrication bench along the back wall.

What is placed. Every station is dressed from the members list: the audiometer, real ear and tympanometer consoles with probe cradles and tip organizers, the otoscope with its charging stand and speculum dispenser, headphone sets with storage cradles, insert transducer sets, bone conduction headbands, probe microphone headsets with calibration fixtures, free field speakers on adjustable stands, the acoustic test box, coupler kits, charging docks loaded with behind ear, receiver in canal and custom shell aids, the ear display model, earmould blanks and impression displays, the polisher with its extraction hood, the drying cabinets, the ultrasonic cleaner, the bench magnifier, the service tool stand, drawer cabinets, receiver trays, tubing coils with the cutting jig, and service mats under the working areas.

What moves. Nothing in this scene animates: the pack ships no animation clips, so every placement rides the proximity default which plays nothing. Doors, drawers, chairs and the magnifier arm are posed once and stay put, which suits a quiet clinical room.

What is static, and why. All fittings are static geometry. There are no clinicians or patients because nothing in the pack is skinned, and no water, machinery or vehicle loops because a clinic has none.

What is not placed, and why. The furnished starter scene is not placed: it composes the whole clinic in one file, and placing it would duplicate every individual station this demo lays out room by room.

Every piece here is a published model from the pack, placed by hand. Walk with the keys or touch, and approach a piece to see it move if it has animation. Colliders, navigation and gameplay are yours to add.