Sony VR 'Soccer Body Interaction' patent approved: using feet to control ball interaction

IT House reported on December 15 that according to a list published by the United States Trademark and Patent Office (USPTO), Sony obtained a technology patent that demonstrates that in addition to traditional handles, the company is exploring "foot Controller" allows players to operate the game using both hands and feet.

According to the patent description, this foot-operated controller adopts a spherical design, and users can rotate in any direction through the wheel to achieve different game interactions

The patent states that one of the main problems with current virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) control methods is that movement caused by hand-held controllers is restricted and does not support natural movement.

In open-world video games, where the in-game environment is vast and open to exploration, this limitation can reduce the immersion of the game.

Sony described in the patent a variety of foot controller designs, including single ball, double ball, etc., in addition to a "bowl-shaped" controller that can simulate foot walking and other movements. IT Home attaches pictures as follows:

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