Razer (Asia-Pacific) secured 1 granted patent in Hardware.
The patent covers a game controller trigger mechanism that enables players to switch between two operational modes through a selector-driven interception member. This design allows the trigger to function either as a short pull that actuates a switch or as a full analog travel input, providing dual functionality within a single Hardware assembly.
Razer's single Hardware patent centers on a game controller trigger that offers players two distinct modes of operation. A movable interception member, controlled by a selector, determines whether the trigger executes a short pull that activates a switch or travels through its full analog range. The mechanism works by engaging the interception member at an initial intermediate position, then pushing it to a second position to trigger the switch, or by removing the interception member from the path entirely to allow complete analog movement. This approach provides dual trigger behavior without requiring separate components or fixed stops.
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