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Caleb Kraft is using his skills for good.
If you have limited mobility, or know someone who does, you know how much escape (or hope) can be found in video games. But standard controllers are made for people with two-handed dexterity. It’s especially complicated with small thumbsticks and gyros requiring a high level of precision, which can exclude mobility-limited players from the universe of games.
Thankfully, former Make: editor Caleb Kraft is working the problem, and his latest invention is a major one. Caleb founded The Controller Project, and for years he’s designed and given away 3D-printed mods to adapt standard gamepads. And his latest video went viral for a reason. It’s a sip-and-puff controller designed for quadriplegic gamers. Other sip-and-puff controllers exist, but they’re