Sony has announced Project Leonardo, a new customisable controller aimed at players with disabilities.
ler, which launched in 2018 and allows players to use various third-party control methods with Xbox consoles.
Project Leonardo can be used as a standalone controller or paired with additional Project Leonardo or DualSense wireless controllers. Up to two Project Leonardo controllers and one DualSense wireless controller can be used together as a single virtual controller. The controller can be placed on flat surfaces, according to the blog, “so players can lay it on a tabletop or a wheelchair tray.
It can be easily secured to AMPS mounts or tripods, and can be oriented 360 degrees for the most comfortable use. Players can also program the “north” orientation on the analog sticks to match their preferred controller orientation.”
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