wraggster
March 9th, 2014, 19:28
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[Tony Huang] is checking in with his EmuDroid 4 gaming controller. After tons of redesigns — it is now finished! (http://72.14.191.62/index.php?threads/emudroid-4-the-4-3-inch-android-gaming-controller.3/)
We first started following this project back in November, when it was in an early prototype stage. (http://hackaday.com/2013/11/25/emudroid-4-an-android-gaming-controller/) What he has done is crammed a 4″ Android tablet, the guts of a USB SNES controller, a USB OTG adapter and inductive charging unit into a custom designed 3D printed housing.
What we really like about this project is the level of documentation [Tony] has gone into during his many… many… many iterations of the 3D printed housing. For those of you who aren’t engineers or designers, it’s a great insight into what goes into prototyping a product before release. Now just imagine what it was like when we didn’t have 3D printers! http://hackaday.com/2014/03/08/emudroid-4-completed/
[Tony Huang] is checking in with his EmuDroid 4 gaming controller. After tons of redesigns — it is now finished! (http://72.14.191.62/index.php?threads/emudroid-4-the-4-3-inch-android-gaming-controller.3/)
We first started following this project back in November, when it was in an early prototype stage. (http://hackaday.com/2013/11/25/emudroid-4-an-android-gaming-controller/) What he has done is crammed a 4″ Android tablet, the guts of a USB SNES controller, a USB OTG adapter and inductive charging unit into a custom designed 3D printed housing.
What we really like about this project is the level of documentation [Tony] has gone into during his many… many… many iterations of the 3D printed housing. For those of you who aren’t engineers or designers, it’s a great insight into what goes into prototyping a product before release. Now just imagine what it was like when we didn’t have 3D printers! http://hackaday.com/2014/03/08/emudroid-4-completed/