This is a modified Logitech Joystick Extreme 3D Pro, custom-made to work with the Playstation 4 console. Originally this was a PC-only product, but our team tore it apart and rebuilt it so it would work with the PS4. This can be done for any gaming console, not only the PS4.
Additionally, you have complete freedom to place the thumbstick in any accessible position (with the thumbstick extension add-on). Attach it to the controller, and operate it with your foot or mouth, or any part of your body with mobility. The extension can also be mounted with velcro or any type of adhesive that works for your application.
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The gamer is an amputee of their left arm. The flight stick has limitations in its designs and button placement, therefore it needed further modification.
Details of the modifications
Movement
The flight stick’s shaft movement functions as the left thumbstick. We also added the right thumbstick to the top of the flight stick, allowing the gamer to use one hand to control both directional inputs simultaneously. This can be rearranged in any manner for the gamer's needs.
Button Inputs
We added extra button inputs to the flight stick so that the gamer has access to every input needed. Every button you see on the joystick is functional with the purpose of mimicking all of the inputs on the Playstation 4 controller. These can be arranged in nearly any location and can vary in size from very small, to medium, or to very large. The sensitivity of the buttons can also be reduced or improved, such as for limited strength.
Tethered PS4 Controller
We integrated a fully functional PS4 controller to the design, allowing the device to be used on PC or the Playstation 4 console. While this device is now fully functional for the gamer independently, there is also an additional benefit to this design. By having a tethered controller to the flight stick, a friend or family member could also use this controller while the gamer uses the flight stick. This is known as co-pilot on Xbox (allowing two controllers to function as one, primarily for accessible gaming). Imagine controlling the character in a game with 2 people, so one could operate the directional movement and the other can press buttons to assist the gamer.