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IKEA is creating a range of 3D printed gaming accessories to improve accessibility

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Chris Kerr

IKEA has teamed up with 3D printing specialist UNYQ to create a new range of products designed to improve the life of gamers and esports pros around the world. The new UPPKOPPLA series includes a wrist support, a mouse bungee that increases precision, and textured keycaps that provide more grip. Each item can be tailored and personalised to a user’s specific physical needs through the use of 3D printing, allowing IKEA and UNYQ to create accessories that meet players individual requirements and taste. Still in the prototyping phase, the UPPKOPPLA range is scheduled to go on sale in 2020.

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I’m a freelance games and technology journalist currently mashing my keyboard in the name of fine institutions like Stuff, where you'll usually find me waxing lyrical about the latest mobile morsels. I've also been known to cook up some decidedly delicious reviews from time to time, and was once dubbed 'the games industry's answer to Nigella Lawson' by someone probably somewhere.

Areas of expertise

Video games, computing, smartphones, home entertainment, lamps