D4E1 Chin Controlled Accessible Gaming

Our team has designed a set of attachments for PlayStation Access controller so it can be used only with chin: ideal for players with limited hand and/or arm mobility. The controller is secured to a custom mount, which is attached to a self-made laser cut vest for stability. You can remove and replace the current buttons with 3D-printed buttons that which are higher so the user can click other buttons.

Our project is a continuation of this project -> D4E1 Chin Controlled Accessible Gaming : 11 Steps (with Pictures) - Instructables

1 x Steel Hex Bolt M6x60mm

1 x Steel Washer ⌀ 6mm

1 x Wingnut M6

1 x 3mm PMMA Plastic Sheet

4 x Backpack Straps (Spanriemen voor trekkingrugzak zwart 2 stuks | Decathlon)

2 x 10-24 Bolts

1 x 1/4-20 Bolt

Optional: Piece of cloth

Everything is printed out of PLA except buttons, which should be printed in ABS.

You need to laser cut the vest preferably out of 3mm PMMA Plastic Sheet . Afterwards you can cut pieces out of foam and glue it on one side for padding. You can laser cut a thin piece of cloth and glue in front for aesthetic. You have to make sure the holes are not covered and "chest piece holder" pieces can fit without issue.

Attach the straps to the cuts on the self-made vest to get them to loop in a way so that they can be tightened and attached together at your back or sides.

Glue the printed "chest piece holder" piece to the hole on one of the holes on the self-made vest.

Put the chest piece and the controller base as shown in the images. Then bolt and tighten them together using the M6 hex bolt, the 6mm washer and the 6mm wingnut.

Slide the bottom stick side of the base you just assembled into the chest piece holder.

Simply remove some of the current buttons and replace them with the printed ones. To minimize the amount of wear down, hold the buttons down to the controller.

Once you've done all the steps, the controller is ready to be used.