As more and more video game companies strive to add accessibility features to their games and hardware, Sony Interactive Entertainment is testing a controller attachment that could help visually impaired players through tactile feedback and a braille system.
The patent, which was first filed last year but recently discovered by ResetEra user anexanhume, shows a rectangular pad attachment that is described as follows:

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