Teen with limb difference builds custom VR controller after standard one fails him
Fourteen-year-old Scott Merrow from Auburn, New Hampshire, was unable to use a standard VR left-hand controller due to his smaller hand. Rather than abandoning gaming, he teamed up with his mechanical engineer uncle to design a solution. After developing three prototypes, Scott successfully created a 3D-printed arm sleeve equipped with a pressure sensor. The device allows him to control VR games using applied pressure instead of a traditional grip.
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