Zarif Bin Akhtar
Department of Computing, Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), Piscataway, NJ 08854, USA
Since 2012, MONECT has pursued the conceptualization of a virtual remote controller, aiming to accommodate a diverse range of devices and peripherals within the realm of the virtual control landscape. Advancing to 2017–2019,we integrated this conceptualization into a remote desktop session with gaming controls, enhancing functionality across various game genres such as Racing, Frames Per Second (FPS), Role-Playing Game (RPG), and more. Each gaming category featured a tailored setup and a user-friendly layout, catering to different controller preferences. Further evolution occurred between 2019–2024, focusing on rapidly deployable features and advancements in both computing and gaming. Leveraging onboard sensors, the application aimed to provide an immersive gaming experience, utilizing sensors like the Accelerometer, G-Sensor, Gyroscope, Camera, and more. Each sensor played a distinct role in control;for instance, the Gyroscope sensor was activated in FPS mode, enabling precise aiming, while the G-Sensor facilitated steering movements in Race mode. The virtual remote sessions not only granted users the flexibility to use various controllers for specific gaming styles but also allowed simultaneous interaction among devices and peripherals. This realtime remote access, combined with the deployment research project’s outcomes, marked a significant stride in providing users with the ultimate gaming experience with remote associativity control access.
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