Have you ever wondered where players look on the screen while they play DDR? Amazing man DDR-KOJI set up a YouTube livestream to experiment with some eye tracking technology. Since the screen is too far away for the eye tracking sensor to work, they set up a monitor in front of the stage with a sensor on it and the players read off of the monitor.
It’s interesting to see where their eyes tend to look when a chart scrolls very fast or very slow, and when some distractions show up at around the 1:23:00 mark, though that may be a little NSFW. Viewer discretion is advised.
![[DDR A Live]Eye Tracking on DDR (2019/04/23)](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/TshlH4araEE/hqdefault.jpg)
EyeTrackingツールは距離が離れていると認識しなかったため、手前にモニターを用意してそちらの画面を見ながらプレイする必要がありました。 pic.twitter.com/ansYreEFSG
— コウジＰ / DDR-KOJI (@ddrkoji) April 23, 2019
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