Meanwhile, a cheaper Logitech game controller, the F310 model that’s listed as “Amazon’s Choice” for $24.99, ... “Controller sank my submarine,” another penned in a poor review, ...

Clicking the link to the sale, however, takes you to a landing page that only features the Logitech G29 racing wheel, and the Logitech F310 wired gamepad—the wireless controller at one time used ...

The United States Navy has used game controllers to operate parts of its submarines, including periscopes, according to Vice. As of Tuesday afternoon, the search for the missing submarine ...

On Logitech’s website, it says the AA battery-operated F710 controller has a "Four-switch D-pad for precise control," operates on "Fast 2.4 GHz wireless via USB nano reciever" and offers "Dual ...

According to reports, a $30 Logitech controller was used to control the OceanGate submarine that went missing earlier this week. Your login session has expired. Please logout and login again.

The Logitech F710 controller, a gaming device introduced in 2010 is being strongly criticized as an accessory for a deep sea trip that costs $250,000. It’s worth noting that this isn’t the ...

Was the Titan submarine looking for the Titanic controlled with an old game controller? “It seems like this submersible has some elements of MacGyver-y jerry-rigged-ness,” CBS reporter David ...

In 2018, the U.S. Navy unveiled a new 377-foot-long attack submarine complete with an Xbox controller.But the controller, which is cheaper and easier to use than a joystick, doesn’t control the ...

They’ve been used to control drones, tanks, and yes, submarines. ... The controller has been identified as a modified 2011 Logitech G-F710 controller which is completely wireless.

For one, the titanium and carbon fiber vessel was never certified by a ship classification society for deep sea exploration, and the entire vehicle was controlled via a Logitech F710 wireless gamepad.

Since 2018, U.S. Navy submarines have used video game controllers to operate periscopes.