"Aiming" to dramatically improve his score in Aimlabs' aim training programme, a YouTuber built a physical aim-assist wearable exoskeleton. It uses an attached camera, a built-in Nvidia Jetson computer system, and a series of motors and servos to physically move his arm to improve his aim when he's off target, and the results are impressive.
Aimbots have been a problem in FPS gaming since the multiplayer competitive scene first emerged in the 1990s, but that usually involves exclusively software correction. It's why there's such a cat and mouse game between exploiters looking to cheat and developers trying to prevent it.
