
About
Warm ivory, sage, brushed aluminium and beech clinic assets with separate acoustic booth mounting components, padded and spring transducers, miniature behind-ear, receiver-in-canal and custom-shell devices, fabrication tools and stocked reception. Original generic static models only; no product replicas, diagnostic software, calibrated audio, clinical instructions or medical certification.
Files load directly from the CDN. Choose the pieces you need. Colliders, navigation and gameplay scripts are supplied by your game.
Use with an AI agent
Copy this prompt into your AI chat, then describe what you want to build with the pack.
Use the “Hearing Aid and Audiology Clinic” pack in my project. Manifest (JSON, every model with its CDN URL): https://3dassets.dev/api/v1/packs/hearing-aid-and-audiology-clinic Starter scene (one GLB with every piece placed): https://cdn.3dassets.dev/assets/31767/v1/model.glb Pack page: https://3dassets.dev/packs/hearing-aid-and-audiology-clinic Description: Fifty original audiology clinic designs with true-scale hearing devices, enclosed testing booth, distinct fitting consoles and an occupied repair workshop. - 51 GLB models, 7.5 MB in total - Units: metres, +Y up, shared scale and palette across the pack - Licence: CC0 1.0 Universal (no attribution required) - Loading: three.js GLTFLoader; no additional decoders required. Load models individually from the manifest, or the starter scene as one file.
Also available as a JSON manifest or via the MCP server.
Common questions
How do I use Hearing Aid and Audiology Clinic with my AI development tools?
How do I get started?
Which game engines and tools can I use Hearing Aid and Audiology Clinic with?
How do I import this pack into Unity, Godot, Unreal or Blender?
Can I use Hearing Aid and Audiology Clinic in a commercial game, and do I need to credit anyone?
Can I load it from the CDN instead of downloading it?
Do I have to download the whole pack?
Do the models in Hearing Aid and Audiology Clinic fit together?
Game kit
Hearing Aid and Audiology Clinic
Fifty original audiology clinic designs with true-scale hearing devices, enclosed testing booth, distinct fitting consoles and an occupied repair workshop.
One GLB with every piece placed in a starter scene. Each model is also below on its own.
Everything in this pack
Roofed Audiology Clinic (Hearing Aid and Audiology Clinic)
Complete pitched-roof clinic shell with beech portal supports, glazed roof and upper walls, closed end gables and fitted front and rear entrance doors.
Acoustic Test Booth (Hearing Aid and Audiology Clinic)
Enclosed double-wall acoustic chamber with substantial sealed roof and floor, inner absorptive panels, a framed observation opening, separate side-door aperture and small supported response shelf. Generic static booth, no attenuation claim.
Acoustic Booth Door (Hearing Aid and Audiology Clinic)
Heavy layered acoustic door with three hinge blocks, deep frame, compression edge and offset pull handle. Static closed pose.
Booth Observation Window (Hearing Aid and Audiology Clinic)
Deep observation frame with two seated glazing layers, continuous perimeter seals and physical wall-depth reveal.
Booth Ventilation Baffle (Hearing Aid and Audiology Clinic)
Roof ventilation cassette with supported internal offset baffles, grille slats and a seated mounting throat; no acoustic performance claim.
Diagnostic Audiometer Console (Hearing Aid and Audiology Clinic)
Original compact diagnostic console with dual rotary controls, separated key banks, raised display, rounded base and rear connector sockets. Abstract interface only.
Acoustic Booth Patient Chair (Hearing Aid and Audiology Clinic)
Compact padded acoustic booth chair with separate back cushion, tubular arm frames, broad arm pads and braced four-leg base.
Patient Response Button (Hearing Aid and Audiology Clinic)
Handheld response switch with raised push pad, strain-relieved short lead and seated connector plug, static without signal behavior.
Audiometric Headphone Set (Hearing Aid and Audiology Clinic)
Padded circumaural headphone set with two thick oval cushion rings, independent cup shells, metal yokes and a continuous cushioned headband.
Headphone Storage Cradle (Hearing Aid and Audiology Clinic)
Weighted headphone cradle with tall metal support and a wide padded curved resting bar.
Insert Earphone Transducer Set (Hearing Aid and Audiology Clinic)
Paired insert transducer housings with short acoustic tubes, separate foam tips and converging cable ends, distinct from over-ear headphones.
Bone Conduction Headband (Hearing Aid and Audiology Clinic)
Thin spring headband with one small contact vibrator, opposite stabilizing pad and cable, not a scaled headphone shell.
Free Field Test Speaker (Hearing Aid and Audiology Clinic)
Two-driver test speaker with inset woofer cone, small tweeter, raised rims and a supported base plate. No calibrated audio behavior.
Adjustable Speaker Stand (Hearing Aid and Audiology Clinic)
Weighted telescopic speaker pedestal with two tube diameters, locking lever and bolt-ready top plate.
Tympanometer (Hearing Aid and Audiology Clinic)
Original upright handheld-style middle-ear console on a docking base, with angled display, connected probe hose and seated probe. Static display only.
Tympanometer Probe Cradle (Hearing Aid and Audiology Clinic)
Small weighted probe holder with elevated retaining ring and rear support, sized for the handheld probe body.
Probe Tip Organizer (Hearing Aid and Audiology Clinic)
Twelve hollow probe tips seated in an organizer tray, with two size rows and clear openings rather than painted dots.
Video Otoscope (Hearing Aid and Audiology Clinic)
Handheld video otoscope with rounded grip, compact optical head and visibly hollow tapered speculum, original generic form.
Otoscope Charging Stand (Hearing Aid and Audiology Clinic)
Low charging dock with deep circular grip socket, padded collar and substantial weighted footprint.
Disposable Speculum Dispenser (Hearing Aid and Audiology Clinic)
Wall or bench speculum dispenser with three visible stacking channels, twelve nested tips and a retaining retrieval lip.
Real Ear Measurement Console (Hearing Aid and Audiology Clinic)
Vertical display workstation with offset monitor mast and separate low microphone interface module, physically distinct from the dual-dial audiometer. Abstract readout only.
Probe Microphone Headset (Hearing Aid and Audiology Clinic)
Lightweight probe microphone ear frame with paired miniature microphone bodies, bounded acoustic probe tubes and supported cable ends. Distinct from padded headphones and spring bone band.
Headset Calibration Fixture (Hearing Aid and Audiology Clinic)
Benchtop fixture with paired shaped microphone rests on a supported crossbar and weighted base; static alignment accessory.
Hearing Aid Acoustic Test Box (Hearing Aid and Audiology Clinic)
Open acoustic test chamber with thick shell, modeled foam pyramids, hinged foam-lined lid, support struts and a seated coupler fixture. Static open pose, no measurement claim.
Acoustic Coupler Kit (Hearing Aid and Audiology Clinic)
Three hollow miniature coupler adapters on a retaining tray, with stepped bodies, bores and seating rims.
Behind Ear Hearing Aid (Hearing Aid and Audiology Clinic)
True-scale behind-ear device with curved casing, substantial acoustic hook, descending sound tube, terminal earpiece and separate battery seam. Approximately four centimetres tall.
Receiver In Canal Hearing Aid (Hearing Aid and Audiology Clinic)
True-scale compact receiver-in-canal device with fine curved wire, physically separate receiver capsule and hollow soft tip, visibly different from acoustic-hook BTE construction.
Custom In Ear Shell (Hearing Aid and Audiology Clinic)
True-scale organic custom in-ear device with concha body, short canal extension, fitted faceplate, battery door, vent and extraction filament. No behind-ear housing or receiver wire.
Hearing Aid Charging Dock (Hearing Aid and Audiology Clinic)
Palm-sized two-device charger with distinct recessed padded wells, charging pins and indicator light. Devices are separate actual-scale assets.
Enlarged Ear Display Model (Hearing Aid and Audiology Clinic)
Clearly enlarged educational outer-ear display on a pedestal, with continuous helix, antihelix, concha recess, tragus and rounded lobe. Display model only, unlike actual-scale hearing devices.
Earmould Blank (Hearing Aid and Audiology Clinic)
Unfinished stepped machinable earmould blank with broad stock body and locating tab. Intentionally geometric stock, not an impression or finished shell.
Earmould Impression Display (Hearing Aid and Audiology Clinic)
Organic concha-and-canal impression cast on a labeled-shape display plinth, visibly distinct from the stepped blank intended for later fabrication. No clinical procedure represented.
Fabrication Bench (Hearing Aid and Audiology Clinic)
Heavy beech service bench on twin three-drawer pedestals with open knee space, deep raised back rail and six joined drawer pulls, distinct from the consultation desk.
Earmould Rotary Polisher (Hearing Aid and Audiology Clinic)
Compact bench polisher with supported motor, shaft seated in twin bearing blocks, separate felt wheel, upper guard and a work rest. Static wheel.
Polishing Extraction Hood (Hearing Aid and Audiology Clinic)
Open-front polishing capture hood with deep hollow throat, supported walls and roof, rear baffle grille and joined extraction elbow. Static display, no extraction performance claim.
Hearing Aid Drying Cabinet (Hearing Aid and Audiology Clinic)
Small transparent-front drying cabinet with three supported shallow trays, closed walls, handle and upper indicator; no drying-cycle claim.
Ultrasonic Service Cleaner (Hearing Aid and Audiology Clinic)
Compact rounded ultrasonic service bath with visible open stainless tank, internal basket and front control display, static without cleaning behavior.
Acoustic Tubing Coil (Hearing Aid and Audiology Clinic)
Three-turn coil of thin acoustic tubing with real hollow end bores and a flat resting footprint.
Tubing Cutting Jig (Hearing Aid and Audiology Clinic)
Small acoustic tube cutting jig with opposed locating blocks, raised blade guide, short supported tubing sample and a seated flat blade.
Articulated Bench Magnifier (Hearing Aid and Audiology Clinic)
Weighted articulated bench magnifier with two supported pivot joints, bounded arm, substantial lens bezel and clear lens.
Recessed Service Mat (Hearing Aid and Audiology Clinic)
Soft recessed service mat with raised perimeter, five component channels and broad central working recess.
Micro Component Drawer Cabinet (Hearing Aid and Audiology Clinic)
Twelve small transparent-front drawers within a beech organizer carcass, with separate sage pull tabs and visible recessed edges.
Receiver Component Tray (Hearing Aid and Audiology Clinic)
Three true-scale receiver capsules in individual foam seats with bounded fine leads, separate from complete receiver-in-canal devices.
Precision Service Tool Stand (Hearing Aid and Audiology Clinic)
Five individually seated miniature screwdrivers and probes with thin shafts, rounded grips and a drilled-style weighted stand.
Hearing Device Retail Cabinet (Hearing Aid and Audiology Clinic)
Stock-ready full-height beech display cabinet with three supported shelves, nine padded device display seats and closed clear front glazing.
Acoustic Fitting Desk (Hearing Aid and Audiology Clinic)
Rounded consultation desk with asymmetric storage pedestal, open patient knee space, paired metal legs and fitted drawer/cupboard fronts, distinct from twin-pedestal fabrication bench.
Appointment Reception Counter (Hearing Aid and Audiology Clinic)
Standing reception counter with raised beech transaction top, ribbed sage modesty front, lower staff work shelf and a small supported appointment terminal.
Upholstered Waiting Bench (Hearing Aid and Audiology Clinic)
Two-person upholstered waiting bench with separate seat and back cushions, solid beech arms, sled feet and supporting stretcher.
Illuminated Clinic Name Board (Hearing Aid and Audiology Clinic)
Framed illuminated clinic identity board using original abstract sound-bar emblem instead of a real clinical brand or diagnostic claim.
Audiology Floor Base (Hearing Aid and Audiology Clinic)
Raised clinic foundation with a narrow external entrance apron and complete floor footprint.
Furnished Audiology Clinic (Hearing Aid and Audiology Clinic)
Complete roofed clinic with enclosed testing chamber, observed patient area, fitted consultation desks, specialized acoustic service tools and stocked hearing-device retail display around a clear reception route.









