Sony surprises gamers: the new PlayStation 5 controllers will heat up in the hands of the player

Sony continues to surprise gamers and once again made many raise their eyebrows with a new invention. The company recently patented a new technology that should improve the haptic feedback in the DualSense controllers from the PlayStation 5. The main innovation will be the emulation of temperature changes. This means that if the player picks up a hot object in the game, the controller will warm up a little in their hands.

The new technology was made possible by replacing plastic with deformable elastic sensors made of gel-like materials. This will allow the user to feel more realistic and lead to a deeper immersion in the gameplay.

Unfortunately, it is not known when the new gamepads will be on sale, but we can assume that this will happen no earlier than in a few years. It may remain an interesting idea on paper, but if Sony releases such controllers, it will be a real breakthrough in the gaming industry.

Summary:

Sony patents technology to improve tactile feedback in PlayStation 5 controllers
A key innovation will be the emulation of temperature changes, which will allow the controllers to heat up in the hands of the players
The new controllers will be made of deformable elastic sensors made of gel-like materials, which will allow for a more realistic feel.
It is not known when the new controllers will appear on sale, perhaps this will remain only on paper.