I’ve been doing these game controller modifications, to make gaming easier for people who have physical disabilities, for a few years now. Over that time, I’ve come up with a method that is quick, relatively easy, fully functional, but a bit ugly. The most common complaint I get is that people can’t “click” the thumbsticks. […]
Sara Hendren’s work challenges our assumptions of what normal is—in engineering, design, bodies, and minds.
Players with a motion disability can struggle to use Nintendo Switch’s Joy-Cons. This 3D printed adaptor makes the controller more accessible.
creating a new mouse, to avoid tremors
Join the Tikkun Olam Makers in a 48-hour hackathon to create solutions for some common problems with accessibility.
Malia is a bright, smiley 11 year old. But cerebral palsy makes it hard for others to understand her. Can you invent a speech aid to help?
Makers explore and experiment; they create and innovate. Many projects come from a personal interest or passion, but become something else.
