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We tried something like this using a force sensor. With clicky buttons one could easily determine when the button snapped through because the force applied to the button would suddenly be reduced. But with mushy buttons (many keyboards, gamepads - everything with rubber dome switches), you won't ge...

This seems like relevant research: https://userinterfaces.aalto.fi/neuromechanics/ Indeed. There are a few groups who do/did research on latency in input devices or systems. See also: https://www.tactuallabs.com/papers/designingLowLatencyDirectTouchInputUIST12.pdf http://mjolnir.lille.inria.fr/turb...

Always good to have more attention on input lag. Glad to see you have a test setup that measures absolute input lag, rather than just a relative measurement between two mice, which is currently the most popular method for this measurement. [...] In the model of switch I tested,Step 3 typically take...

Chief Blur Buster wrote:Fantastic research!
Measuring that part of the latency chain is quite important.
I've sent you a PM, check it out...

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Hey, author here. Thank you for your interest in this work :) Here is a direct link to the PDF: https://epub.uni-regensburg.de/40182/1/On_the_Latency_of_USB-Connected_Input_Devices_author_version.pdf We will update the project page over the next days (just came back from the conference where we pres...