These sailors are using a games console controller to maneouvre a submarine | World Economic Forum
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The US Navy's newest submarine comes with an Xbox controller - The Verge
Dexerto on X: "The device used to steer the missing submarine near the Titanic was a $29.99 gaming controller https://t.co/3Hetf0KRH2" / X
Logitech's stock hit: Titanic sub's video game controller
Missing submarine was using an old Logitech controller - GadgetMatch
Navy launches submarine maneuvered by Xbox controller - CNET
Logitech's stock hit by reports its $30 game controller was used to steer missing sub near Titanic - MarketWatch
Titan submersible tragedy puts spotlight on gaming controllers
U.S. Nuclear Submarines Use Controllers Similar to Missing Titanic Sub
OceanGate Titan submarine operated by video game controller, CEO says
The controller from the lost submarine was the only thing that “apparently” survived. Thoughts? | Instagram
Logitech Wireless Gamepad F710 - gamepad - wireless | Lenovo US
U.S. Navy swapping $38,000 periscope joysticks for $30 Xbox controllers on high-tech submarines – GeekWire
Navy turning to Xbox for nuclear submarine equipment
U.S. Navy Incorporating Xbox Controllers on Nuclear Fast Attack Submarines - Core77
Missing Titanic submarine was piloted by games controller but that's not unusual - NZ Herald
NEMO Submarine
Like the Titan Sub, American Weapons Use Video Game Controllers, Too
Logitech's stock hit by reports its $30 game controller was used to steer missing sub near Titanic - MarketWatch
The controller from the lost submarine was the only thing that “apparently” survived. Thoughts? | Instagram
Logitech Controllers On Sale At Curious Time
Logitech controller found after surviving submarine implosion & their ... | Logitech Controller | TikTok
Did a Game Controller Operate the Missing Sub Exploring Titanic? | Snopes.com
A submarine controlled by Xbox controller? Not as weird as you think | Metro News
