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MoveStick

Turn a tilt into a game control. An open-source motion controller created with HitClic.

DIY or ready-made

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MoveStick strapped to the hand, connected to an adaptive controller.
MoveStick strapped to the hand, connected to an adaptive controller. — HitClic

About the project

MoveStick maps motion to joystick, mouse or button inputs. Wear it on your hand or a cap, or mount it on a balance board. Built on HID Remapper, with PlayAbility’s motion-sensing additions and HitClic’s hardware design and distribution.

See it in use

Select a photo to see the details.

A cap-mounted setup for head movements.
A cap-mounted setup for head movements.
Using a balance board with the feet.
Using a balance board with the feet.
MoveStick mounted beneath a wheelchair joystick.
MoveStick mounted beneath a wheelchair joystick.
The enclosure, strap and USB cable.
The enclosure, strap and USB cable.
The compact board used for a DIY build.
The compact board used for a DIY build.

Photos: HitClic

Get started

  1. Choose your hardware

    Build with the Sense board or choose a prepared device from HitClic.

  2. Install the firmware

    For a DIY build, follow the repository instructions and use the firmware for your exact board.

  3. Configure your controls

    Connect over USB, open the configuration tool and choose a motion profile. Adjust it to suit your movement.

Build on this project

Explore the source and build instructions on GitHub, then share improvements through a pull request.

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