Discussion summary
A project involves an auto-charging Steam Controller using a magnetic puck and CV. Discussions include technical features, noise concerns, and availability issues.
What the discussion says
- Some users find the concept innovative and interesting.
- Concerns about noise and practicality are raised.
- Availability of controllers is limited, with long wait times.
“The neighbors hearing vibrations at night won't believe it's your auto-guided controller!”
“Very cool. That controller has gyro and mic. Even more interesting solutions are available.”
Comments
Hacker News
by tamimio
by Hamuko
by brador
by choo-t
Though, the phone moving with the vibration was always the more believable half. The ultrasonic pressing of the keyboard is mostly sound science but questionable from an engineering standpoint.
by eximius
by Izmaki
by soupbowl
by lattalayta
by jml7c5
by conartist6
by isoprophlex
by dmix
`yt-dlp https://x.com/FossPrime/status/2070013003752251660` did load the video. Xitter does not load.
by a3w
by ruined
I don't think any human would ever write a sentence like this without first explaining THE FREAKING CONTROLLER IS MOVING BY VIBRATING
Proximity Creep Mode: Automatically cuts haptic pulse frequency by 50% when the controller is within 150 pixels of the puck to ensure a gentle magnetic dock.
by jdpigeon
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- Hacker News
- The neighbors hearing the vibrations at the end of the night everyday will not believe that’s your “auto guided controller!” to get charged.by tamimio
- The sound insulation at your place must suck.by Hamuko
- Very cool. That controller has gyro and mic. Even more interesting solutions are available.by brador
- Are you sure about the mic ?by choo-t
- Alright, we're halfway through the Pantheon scene where David hacks the data center with the satellite phone.
Though, the phone moving with the vibration was always the more believable half. The ultrasonic pressing of the keyboard is mostly sound science but questionable from an engineering standpoint.
by eximius - Must be nice to be able to even buy a controller.by Izmaki
- Yup! I 'reserved' a controller May.15th and my estimated order availability is '2027'.by soupbowl
- Similar idea to this, right? Cycloramic app for the iPhone. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iV8UkuD4gig&t=1by lattalayta
- For those who can't decipher what this is, a video might be helpful. It literally crawls the controller along a tabletop using the haptic feedback motors: https://x.com/FossPrime/status/2070013003752251660by jml7c5
- that's some walking-tape-drive-level shitby conartist6
- Nice keyboardby isoprophlex
- That's hilariousby dmix
- Barely helped me understand:
`yt-dlp https://x.com/FossPrime/status/2070013003752251660` did load the video. Xitter does not load.
by a3w - mirror with no account gate https://xcancel.com/FossPrime/status/2070013003752251660by ruined
- Yea, interesting how this outs the README as AI Generated.
I don't think any human would ever write a sentence like this without first explaining THE FREAKING CONTROLLER IS MOVING BY VIBRATING
Proximity Creep Mode: Automatically cuts haptic pulse frequency by 50% when the controller is within 150 pixels of the puck to ensure a gentle magnetic dock.
by jdpigeon
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