Open source documents used in MMC's GAME Checkpoints program around an introduction to adaptive gaming.

For gamers who need a low-force, external joystick for adaptive gaming, the Touchpad Joystick is a small, low-cost, touch-sensitive joystick that can be used with the Xbox Adaptive Controller.

Enables an analog joystick and assistive switches to emulate an HID Mouse or HID Gamepad. Open source assistive technology.

A small proportional sliding joystick that can be used for gaming. This joystick has a small range of motion and is compatible with the Xbox Adaptive Controller.

The Adaptive Case for PS4 Controller is an inexpensive and non-destructive controller modification designed to make the stock PS4 controller more accessible.

A Wheelchair Bluetooth Mouse HID to Gamepad adapter

A low-force OpenAT Joystick intended for people with disabilities for digital access and adapted gaming.

A 3D printed open assistive technology for making NINTENDO Joy-Cons easier to hold

A 3D printed mod that enables a person to use an Xbox Series X|S controller with one hand.

Code, hardware, and documentation necessary to make the FreedomWing Joystick Adapter, a way to connect a powerchair joystick for adapted-gaming

3D Printed button toppers for NINTENDO Joy-Cons Controllers

A 3d printed controller modification for using an XBOX One Controller with one-hand.

A cost effective wobble switch. This mountable assistive switch can be activated by moving the wand in any direction.

An open source assistive switch interface

Firmware and an Android app to enable a touchscreen joystick to work with the Xbox Adaptive Controller or other USB device.

An open source 3D printed enclosure for the Ultimarc Ultrastik Joystick and an adapter for different 3D printed toppers.

A set of 3d printed parts for making it easier to access the trigger buttons on a Nintendo Joy-Con Controller.

A small proportional sliding joystick that can be used for computer access or gaming. This joystick has an analog output and a small range of motion.