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Sony Patents a New Feature for PlayStation Controllers to Help Disabled People via AI

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Patents in the world of video games are still something to be taken into account for the future

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Patents in the world of video games are still something to be taken into account for the future

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Sony has patented AI technology that can adapt controller inputs to assist players with physical disabilities while gaming. For some players, the problem with gaming isn't gaming ability, but rather the physical limitations of pressing buttons or moving analog sticks as needed. Sony appears to be proposing a technology concept that attempts to address this issue with the help of AI. The patent, published on September 17, 2026, via a report by In…

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Sony has patented a system with an AI-assisted controller that aims to make the game easier for people with mobility limitations. The controller rumored by Sony could help gamers with a series of physical limitations or having problems... Full version of the site https://ithardware.pl/aktualnosci/sony_ai_kontroler_patent_dostepnosc-54329.html

Sony has just patented what appears to be a new type of DualSense command assisted by AI, although (beyond what you're thinking), it seems to be focused on accessibility.

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La Razón broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Thursday, September 24, 2026.
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