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Tactile-Input gloves, or T-I gloves, were input devices manufactured by Stimtech for various computer systems. They allowed a user to manipulate 'objects' seen on a terminal screen. Moderately popular for gaming and vehicle prototyping, they were ultimately made obsolete by the V-TI. The only system known to rely solely on T-I gloves was the V-TOS (Visual-Tactile Operating System).

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  • Tactile-Input gloves, or T-I gloves, were input devices manufactured by Stimtech for various computer systems. They allowed a user to manipulate 'objects' seen on a terminal screen. Moderately popular for gaming and vehicle prototyping, they were ultimately made obsolete by the V-TI. The only system known to rely solely on T-I gloves was the V-TOS (Visual-Tactile Operating System).
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  • Tactile-Input gloves, or T-I gloves, were input devices manufactured by Stimtech for various computer systems. They allowed a user to manipulate 'objects' seen on a terminal screen. Moderately popular for gaming and vehicle prototyping, they were ultimately made obsolete by the V-TI. The only system known to rely solely on T-I gloves was the V-TOS (Visual-Tactile Operating System).
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