The solution involves developing a hardware ecosystem that uses a smart firmware layer paired with adaptive driver software.

This allows peripherals such as controllers and headsets to recognize and automatically configure themselves for optimal performance when connected to any gaming platform—whether it's a PC, console, or mobile.

The hardware communicates with the software through a universal serial bus system, translating input signals to conform with the specific requirements of the platform's architecture.

This uniform communication protocol would be facilitated by collaboration with platform developers to ensure compatibility and optimal performance.

This solution enables gamers to have a single set of peripherals that work seamlessly across any platform, reducing hardware costs and improving user experience.

By standardizing input protocols, manufacturers will achieve economies of scale and cut production costs.

Technically, it’s feasible using current technology with the development of smart firmware and universal drivers.

The main barrier is negotiating partnerships with major platform developers for technology integration and standardized firmware adoption.