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Google shared specs and guidelines for making your own Fitbit Air accessories.

Companies regularly share product specs with official accessory makers, but Google is encouraging DIYers to make their own straps, cases, and mounts for the Fitbit Air by releasing its technical specifications, 2D CAD drawings, and guidelines for the best materials to use.

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A technical illustration of the Google Fitbit Air’s dimensions.
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