Universal Game Controller Control
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Here are some of the ways you can use game controllers to control your car
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Some manufacturers are producing vehicles with control devices that resemble video game controllers.
Sony and Nissan modified a Nissan GT-R so it could accept PlayStation DualShock 4 controller inputs.
With the right tools and knowhow, you can modify your car in countless ways.
Other modders have demonstrated that they can daisy chain controllers into cars.
The Afeela 1 will be controlled by a PlayStation 5 DualSense DualSense controller.
Sony is partnering with Honda to develop an electric vehicle.
The Afela 1 will have additional steering options if they also own a PS5.
The U.S. Army has been using Xbox controllers, specifically Xbox 360 controllers, to remotely pilot robots.
The Tesla Cybercab, or Robotaxi , is a self-driving car with no steering wheel or pedals.
The Petersen Automotive Museum showed a driver apparently controlling the car with what looked like a wired gamepad.
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