Accessible VR Adapter

About this project

This is a 3D-printed accessory that attaches to the lower part of a VR controller, such as the Meta Quest 3, and features a push handle to evenly distribute force.

The challenge

Patients often use VR (Meta Quest 3) as part of their rehabilitation process. However, those with limited strength or mobility in certain fingers—or who lack the use of some fingers—can't fully benefit from standard controllers.

Who it helps

This product is designed for individuals with motor limitations or weakness in their palm and fingers, particularly those who struggle to press buttons on VR controllers.

How it works

The product is easy to attach to the VR controller and features a push handle that distributes force across all fingers, compensating for reduced hand strength or mobility.

Tools needed

PC or MAC I7 +

Prusa slicer

Pliers

Cutter

FDM Printer

Project details

• Stage: Product
• Built by the Ichilov hospital community, Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel
• Team: AVIGAIL
• Category: Therapy
• Made with: 3D printing (FDM)
• 34 downloads

The build files for Accessible VR Adapter are free to download from this page - open source, shared by TOM: Tikkun Olam Makers.

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