September 6, 2013 AT 4:06 pm
@ohsummit #ohsummit – Caleb Kraft Hackers helping the physically disabled
Caleb Kraft Hackers helping the physically disabled –
Custom gaming controllers can mean a lot of things. They could be big easy buttons for someone with muscle control issues or they could be a fancy cockpit for someones favorite flight sim. Either way, off-the-shelf systems are disgustingly expensive and are often not quite what is needed for the job.
People with a little bit of DIY knowledge can step in and make their own. They can even make them for other people. This is the place for that to happen.
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