System and Device for Covert Tactile Communication in Team Activities to Gain a Strategic Advantage Over an Opponent

Abstract

A multiple user covert and tactile wireless communication system used to gain a strategic advantage over an opponent in a team activity. Users are equipped with tactile communication transceivers embedded within an article of clothing that may take the form of a glove, custom article, or sport or activity-related article worn by a user. Each tactile communication transceiver is equipped with pulse triggering devices for transmitting messages to other users by the fingers of the hand and vibration producing devices for receiving messages from other users by tactile stimulation of the fingers of the hand. By virtue of its design the tactile communication transceiver positions each finger of the hand adjacent to a designated pulse triggering device and designated vibration producing device. Each digit of the hand represents a specific symbol of a language known only to the users of the covert tactile communication system.

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