Bansen Labs adapter allows gamers with disabilities to connect with technology


  • TECH
  • Monday, 05 Jun 2017

Bansen Labs is developing Xogo, a universal adapter that allows assistive technology, like the buttons and joysticks on wheelchairs, head arrays and sip-and-puffs, to connect to game consoles, smart home devices and cable boxes.

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