Pulsar to study how we all use our gaming mice to make them better, offering prizes to those who help them build the mouse of the future
Finger on the pulse.
Pulsar Gaming is conducting a research study in collaboration with Yonsei University's High-Performance Human-Computer Interaction Lab to develop design standards for gaming mice based on quantitative user data and behavioral patterns. To gather sufficient data, the company has invited participants from the global gaming community to complete a 19-page academic survey, available in English, Japanese, and Korean.
The survey is open from August 5 to August 24. Those who complete the survey will have a chance to win a Pulsar Gaming mouse, with nine winners chosen randomly. The survey covers various aspects, including the types of games played and the number of gaming mice used, as well as finger length measurements. This in-depth survey aims to create a foundational baseline for engineering the next generation of gaming mice.
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