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Gaming Thumbstick Adaptive Toppers

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VHA Rehabilitation Engineer

Created:

9/13/23

Submitted:

9/13/23

Published:

9/13/23

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3DPX-020500

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Description

The Gaming Thumbstick Adaptive Toppers are intended for use with the PlayStation 4 Dualshock 4 Wireless Controller. One or more of these toppers may be beneficial for individuals with impaired fine motor control. Each one may be attached to either analog stick of the controller. All instructions for printing and assembly can be found in the "Gaming_Thumbstick_Adaptive_Toppers_ID.pdf" file.

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Attribution Instructions

3D Printing Instructions