Osgood, Libby, et al. “Refining the User Experience of the Xbox Adaptive Controller”. 2021 UPEI Undergraduate Research Days, 2021, https://scholar2.islandarchives.ca/islandora/object/ir%3A24303.

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  • Abstract
Contributors
Author: Osgood, Libby
Author: Hutchinson, Matthew
Author: Fitzpatrick, Riley
Author: Power, Chris
Date Issued
2021
Abstract

Assistive technology helps people with disabilities gain access to gaming, and this technology, such as the Xbox Adaptive Controller (XAC), can help them overcome barriers. The XAC is an alternative controller that acts as a platform for a variety of assistive technology. However, the XAC requires many external controls, with long wires, which leads to extensive setup times, and makes it difficult to transport and store. By addressing these barriers, users can be provided with a more organized and comfortable gaming experience to regain valuable gaming time. We have designed a product that provides a means of wire management and transport for the XAC. This prototype features an adjustable surface for mounting controls, internal wire management and a handle for transport. This presentation will review the progress on this project, demonstrate current prototypes and discuss key innovations.

Language

  • English
Host Title
2021 UPEI Undergraduate Research Days