Before 1983, video games controls were clunky. Instead of thumbs and fingers to play, palms and entire fists were used to push, pull, and jerk joysticks. The interface worked, but it wasn’t ideal.

LOS ANGELES--Forget the console wars. We're in the motion-sensitive controller wars. That much became clear Tuesday when, following on Monday's announcement by Microsoft that it was working on Project ...

When evaluating a motion control system, an integrated approach with hardware and software can be a consideration. More complexity can add to potential points of failure and increased integration ...

ACS Motion Control, an international manufacturer of advanced multi-axis motion and machine controllers, has developed an advanced motion controller designed to address requirements of the most ...

Sony's posted up a video featuring two developers behind the upcoming PlayStation 3 motion controller, Richard Marks and Anton Mikhailov. The two R&D guys briefly explain what they're working on with ...

With over 500,000 controllers sold, Galil is the leading manufacturer of motion controllers. Since our introduction of the first microprocessor-based motion controller in 1983, Galil has remained the ...

An announcement arrived from Technosoft, a company in Bevaix, Switzerland, about its TMC-3D multi-axis motion controller that can execute G-code commands. If you create mechatronics systems, this ...

During Nintendo's Switch livestream event, it was revealed that the console's Joy-Con controllers feature an assortment of different features, such as motion control capability, amiibo support, and ...

The NextMove-ESB2 8-axis motion controller lets users control both servo and stepper motor axes along with onboard I/O and a fieldbus port that extends overall control capability to three or four axes ...

We may earn a commission from links on this page. Microsoft says that it will "completely transform how people think about home entertainment" at this year's E3. A newly rumored motion controller that ...

Trinamic Motion Control GmbH & Co. KG, now part of Maxim Integrated Products, Inc., has claimed the smallest and lowest-power single-axis servo controller/driver module with integrated motion control.

Motion control has become a fundamental part of industrial, off-road equipment and other automation applications from simple to mechatronic, and programming motion control has been simplified with the ...