This One-Handed DualSense Controller is Accessible
Michael Hemsworth — January 12, 2022 — Tech
References: prusaprinters.org & yankodesign
This one-handed DualSense controller has been designed by Akaki Kuumeri as an accessible peripheral for use with the PlayStation 5 console that would allow for impressive performance with only a single hand.
The controller is achieved thanks to a series of 3D-printed components that have been added onto the namesake controller in order to help players access all the various buttons with a single hand. This would work effectively for those with physical limitations or mobility issues to effectively enjoy some of their favorite titles.
The one-handed DualSense controller features a series of activators for the buttons to shift the side from which they can be pressed, while the joystick is movable by utilizing a stationary surface nearby the user.
The controller is achieved thanks to a series of 3D-printed components that have been added onto the namesake controller in order to help players access all the various buttons with a single hand. This would work effectively for those with physical limitations or mobility issues to effectively enjoy some of their favorite titles.
The one-handed DualSense controller features a series of activators for the buttons to shift the side from which they can be pressed, while the joystick is movable by utilizing a stationary surface nearby the user.
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Accessible Gaming Controllers — Designing more accessible controllers for gamers with physical limitations could lead to a new market segment for gaming peripherals.
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Single-handed Controllers — Developing controllers that can be used with one hand could provide innovative solutions for gamers with disabilities and injuries.
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3D Printed Components — Using 3D printing technology to modify and customize gaming peripherals could allow for greater accessibility and flexibility in the gaming industry.
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Gaming Peripherals — The gaming peripheral industry could benefit from developing more accessible and customizable controllers for gamers with disabilities and injuries.
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Assistive Technology — Adapting gaming peripherals and other technologies for individuals with disabilities could create new opportunities in the assistive technology industry.
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Maker Community — The maker community could explore new solutions for creating accessible gaming controllers using 3D printing and other custom fabrication methods.
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