Radio frequency pointing device
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1. A radio frequency pointing device that does not need a surface to control the positioning of a cursor on a computer interface, comprising:
- a first glove, the first glove has an upper and a lower surface, the first glove has a thumb sleeve, an index finger sleeve and a middle finger sleeve, the finger sleeves are cut so that the tips are open;
a right core, the right core attaches to the upper surface of the index finger sleeve of the first glove at a location adjacent to the cut, the right core comprises of a housing, the housing houses a main logic circuit board, logic components, a motion sensor, and a radio multi-channel frequency transceiver;
a scrolling device attaches to the side of the index finger sleeve of the first glove adjacent to the thumb sleeve, the scrolling device being connected to the right core via a scroll circuit;
a first switch, the first switch attaches to the lower surface of the thumb sleeve of the first glove at a position adjacent to the cut and being connected to the right core via a first switch circuit;
a second switch, the second switch attaches to the lower surface of the middle sleeve of the first glove at a position adjacent to the palm of the hand and is connected to the right core via a second switch circuit; and
a power source, the power source attaches to the first glove and is connected via a first power source circuit to the right core.
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Abstract
A radio frequency pointing device used for controlling a computer pointer/cursor. The device is a glove that has a pointing device mounted on the index finger of the glove, the device communicates with a computer via radio frequency transmissions. The device has ergonomically positioned switches and touch scroll sensors thereon. The device does not need a surface to control the movement of a computer pointer/cursor. A pair of gloves can be used simultaneously to provide the user of the gloves the ability to multitask by using two pointers.
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1. A radio frequency pointing device that does not need a surface to control the positioning of a cursor on a computer interface, comprising:
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a first glove, the first glove has an upper and a lower surface, the first glove has a thumb sleeve, an index finger sleeve and a middle finger sleeve, the finger sleeves are cut so that the tips are open; a right core, the right core attaches to the upper surface of the index finger sleeve of the first glove at a location adjacent to the cut, the right core comprises of a housing, the housing houses a main logic circuit board, logic components, a motion sensor, and a radio multi-channel frequency transceiver; a scrolling device attaches to the side of the index finger sleeve of the first glove adjacent to the thumb sleeve, the scrolling device being connected to the right core via a scroll circuit; a first switch, the first switch attaches to the lower surface of the thumb sleeve of the first glove at a position adjacent to the cut and being connected to the right core via a first switch circuit; a second switch, the second switch attaches to the lower surface of the middle sleeve of the first glove at a position adjacent to the palm of the hand and is connected to the right core via a second switch circuit; and a power source, the power source attaches to the first glove and is connected via a first power source circuit to the right core. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13)
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