Equipment Resources
Adaptive gaming equipment breaks down the barriers that keep people with disabilities from entertainment, social interaction, and the therapeutic benefits video games can offer.
Adaptive equipment refers to devices or tools designed to help people with disabilities do things more independently and efficiently, in gaming, that means hardware and software modifications for players with physical, sensory, or cognitive challenges.
Examples include the Xbox Adaptive Controller, which AbleGamers helped design, and the PlayStation 5 Access Controller; customizable controllers from Logitech and Hori; voice-control software like VoiceBot; eye-tracking devices such as the Tobii Eye Tracker for hands-free play; adaptive switches for alternative body movements; and SpecialEffect’s EyeMine for eye-gaze and head-movement control.
Not sure where to start? Visit Able Player One to connect with a Peer Counselor who can recommend equipment for your specific needs.
Equipment Makers We Work Alongside
Adaptive controllers and accessibility software from makers building for players with disabilities.
Logitech G
Logitech G worked directly with AbleGamers to design the Adaptive Gaming Kit, a set of customizable buttons and triggers that plug into the Xbox Adaptive Controller so players can build a fully personalized control setup.
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NHUAD Controllers
A wide variety of game controllers built for gamers with disabilities and anyone who wants a different way to play, aiming to change the way video games are played for everyone.
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Quadstick
A hands-free way to play modern video games on consoles and personal computers, available in three different models to fit different needs and budgets.
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ByoWave (Proteus Controller)
The world’s first fully modular video game controller kit, built from 30 snap-together components you can reconfigure to match your physical needs and play style.
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SensePilot
Reshaping how people interact with technology through head tracking and facial expressions, making digital navigation intuitive, effortless, and inclusive for all.
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Thumb Soldiers
Born from a desire for greater control, more variety, improved performance, and a better connection to the games we love, built around community and shared development.
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Designed By Grier
Jared Grier’s engineering design and fabrication studio, combining 3D parametric design, 3D printing, and electro-mechanical systems to build custom assistive technology and adaptive equipment.
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Cephable
Secure, on-device AI software bringing fast actions, voice commands, head movements, and custom macros to adapt or speed up games on PC and Mac.
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A closer look at the adaptive controllers and hardware our community uses every day.
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If you make or know adaptive gaming equipment that could help more players get in the game, we would love to hear from you.
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