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Fragpedal Dual Gaming Foot Pedals for PC Accessibility

Author: Good Work Systems
Published: 2011/08/19 - Updated: 2026/02/01
Publication Type: Product Release, Update
Category Topic: Accessible Gaming - Related Publications

Page Content: Synopsis - Introduction - Main - Insights, Updates

Synopsis: This product release details the Fragpedal Dual, a two-button USB foot pedal controller manufactured by Good Work Systems that addresses gaming accessibility through lower-body input integration. The device proves particularly useful for gamers with upper-limb mobility limitations, repetitive strain injuries, or anyone seeking to redistribute command functions away from keyboard-intensive hand positions. Built with an ARM 32-bit processor and 8Mbits flash memory, the system supports fully programmable macros, complex button behaviors including press/release and timed-press functions, and game-specific profiles across Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux platforms. The modular construction allows users to replace individual components and customize button positioning, resistance, and tactile feedback, while IDI Smart Buttons technology enables sophisticated input sequences previously unavailable in standard gaming peripherals - Disabled World (DW).

Introduction

Fragpedal Dual PC Gaming Pedals Enable Gaming Below the Waist by Good Work Systems. Good Work Systems releases the Fragpedal Dual, the 2-button little sister to the 4-button Fragpedal Quad.

Gamers can offload commands to their feet so their hands can stay where they're needed most. The Fragpedal supports macros and complex button types like press/release and tap/press/hold buttons that revolutionize traditional button behavior, thanks to GWS' IDI technology.

The Fragpedal Dual introduces yet another innovative tool to the gaming hardware arsenal, in addition to the Fragpedal Dual.

Main Content

Even before the advent of the Wii, Kinect, and other full body game input systems, PC gamers hankered for a way to get their feet into the game. Based on gamers' demands and associated research, Good Work Systems introduced the original Fragpedal, a dual-foot 4-button gaming pedal (as distinct from driving pedals,) at E3 in 2006. The Fragpedal Dual is the 2-button counterpart to the Fragpedal Quad, which together compose the 4th generation of the Fragpedal line.

Foot-assisted input provides gamers an untapped method to enhance their command capacity, re-think traditional controls, and immerse deeper into the game.

Gamers can use the foot pedals to offload keyboard commands to their feet and keep their fingers where they're needed most. The pedals can send any keyboard or mouse action, combination or macro. They are easily configured to activate Ventrilo and Teamspeak. Moreover, IDI Smart Buttons introduce complex button behaviors like press/release, timed presses, toggles, and shift commands.

The Fragpedal Dual's exceptional electronic specifications and features are controlled by IDI (Input Device Intelligence) v1.02 programming script, powered by an ARM 32-bit processor, and backed with 8Mbits flash memory.

Fragpedal Deluxe
The Fragpedal Deluxe is a set of two pedals that sit on the ground and give the fragger endless button combination possibilities. The two pedals can be programmed to do anything you want and work with OSX, Windows and Linux.

With 20 times the processing power of other gaming peripherals, no special drivers are required to provide the following exclusive features:

IDI Smart Buttons allow gamers to map complex button behaviors to their Fragpedal or keyboard buttons. Timed Press buttons monitor the duration of a button press, and trigger up to three different actions for short, medium, and long presses. With Press/Release buttons, users can configure an action to the "press" even and another to the "release" event. These are just a few of the complex button behaviors that can be easily built with a wizard or manually scripted.

Development has also prioritized physical customizable and durability. A completely modular design means every part of the pedals is easily replaceable by the user. These pedals will never die. The pedal pads support 5 arrangements each for button positioning and resistance.

"The new Fragpedal Dual's ultra-modular and intelligent design is our solution to the real world issues of user preference and product reliability," says Marketing Director Steven Davenport. "Users want customizable control over parameters like button behavior, positioning and tactile resistance."

The Fragpedal Dual is plug-and-play for Windows, as well as Linux and Mac OS X. The Fragpedal can be configured with Windows-based software, to change button assignments and use game support. Firmware is upgradeable via internet. The Fragpedal Dual can be upgraded to the Quad by adding an additional pedal. Owners of the dual can upgrade to the Quad

Good Work Systems

Good Work Systems is an American computer peripherals company specializing in ergonomic electronic and hardware support for individually-adaptable PC input effectiveness. All Good Work Systems' devices operate under its flagship embedded Input Device Intelligence (IDI) technology. GWS has expertise and experience both in cognitive ergonomic research and product design, and since 2000 has produced mice, pedals and other devices for able and disabled gamers, professional, and casual PC users. GWS is best known for producing the R2 Omnimouse gaming mouse and Fragpedal Quad USB Foot Pedals.

Insights, Analysis, and Developments

Editorial Note: The Fragpedal Dual represents a practical advancement in adaptive gaming hardware, particularly for players who experience hand fatigue during extended sessions or those managing conditions that affect fine motor control. What sets this controller apart from novelty peripherals is its genuine engineering depth - the inclusion of sophisticated scripting capabilities, cross-platform compatibility, and user-serviceable parts suggests Good Work Systems designed this for long-term daily use rather than casual experimentation. As gaming increasingly recognizes the spectrum of physical abilities among its players, devices like the Fragpedal Dual demonstrate that accessibility features need not compromise competitive functionality, instead opening new strategic possibilities for control mapping that benefit all users regardless of physical ability - Disabled World (DW).

Attribution/Source(s): This quality-reviewed publication was selected for publishing by the editors of Disabled World (DW) due to its relevance to the disability community. Originally authored by Good Work Systems and published on 2011/08/19, this content may have been edited for style, clarity, or brevity.

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