Collaborate Disseminate
Quite a few makers try and create devices helpful to others – today’s hack, Rocket Switch, is a lovely example of that. It’s a design by [Neil Squire] of [Makers …read more Continue reading Rocket Switch – Accessibility Done With Elegance
Video games are a great way to have some fun or blow off a little steam when real life becomes laughable. But stock controllers and other inputs are hardly one size fits all. Even if you have no physical issues, they can be too big, too small, or just plain …read more
Continue reading Accessible Controller Plays Around with Modularity
In the last few years, console and controller manufacturers have been making great strides in accessibility engineering in order to improve the inclusiveness of people with different motor disabilities into the gaming world. One such example is the Xbox Adaptive Controller, which [Rory Steel] has used to build his daughter …read more
Continue reading Dad Makes Xbox And Nintendo Work Together To Bridge The Accessibility Gap
When [Nishanth]’s Subaru BRZ came to a sudden halt, he was saddened by the wait to get a new engine installed. Fortunately, he was able to cheer himself up by hacking it into a car simulator in the mean time. This would have the added benefit of not being limited …read more
Continue reading When Your Car Breaks Down, Simply Hack It Into A Simulator
The Xbox Adaptive Controller shows that game companies can do a lot more to accommodate players with motor disabilities. Continue reading Microsoft Has Created the Most Accessible Gaming Controller Ever Made