Guangzhou Chicken Run Network Technology Co.

The 2 Hardware patents from this period both center on improving how gamepads interact with mobile phones, each tackling a different aspect of the physical connection between controller and device. One covers a gamepad mechanism where spring-loaded components automatically push the USB connector into the correct position, removing the need for precise manual alignment and allowing the accessory to fit a broader range of phone sizes without any mechanical redesign. The other addresses power and thermal management by removing the internal battery from the gamepad entirely, instead requiring the device and an external power source to be connected simultaneously before active cooling kicks in, which reduces the controller's weight and cost while keeping the phone from overheating during extended play sessions. That second patent also replaces mechanical key transmission with electronic controls on auxiliary circuit boards, which the design addresses to reduce sensitivity and delay issues found in earlier approaches.