According to a newly published patent by Sony, the Japanese technology giant is developing a hand device that would assist game developers in utilizing the PlayStation 5 controller's haptic feedback abilities. Sony has registered a number of software and hardware patents in recent months, giving audiences a look into the research and development efforts that could shape the future of gaming.
The PlayStation 5 DualSense controller and its haptic feedback functions have been receiving attention recently, with the release of Astro Bot and other titles focusing heavily on implementing these unique device features. As more game developers seek to find ways to utilize haptic feedback in their titles, Sony is working to make it easier for studios and their teams to take advantage of these immersive features.
A recent patent publication by Sony reveals the Japanese company's development of a virtual reality accessibility feature for deaf gamers.
A patent published on October 3 reveals a unique haptic feedback hand strap that Sony is developing. The small device slides onto the hand or wrist and allows the user to experience haptic feedback vibrations while having full use of their hand and fingers. Currently, haptic feedback testing requires holding a controller, which...
