The Nintendo Power glove is an excellent device to use for low-end virtual reality system. It is a down version of the VPL Dataglove. The glove uses resistive ink bend sensors to relay to the computer the position of your fingers. It then uses ultrasonic tracking to give the x, y, and z coordinates.

The Power Glove must first be modified for your PC applications. We now have a serial Power Glove Linkbox. This will allow you to read raw Power Glove data at any serial port (DB9) on ANY PC. This unit is similar to the AGE, and MENILLI boxes found in PG researching. The Modified Power Gloves will also still be compatible with the parallel interface. It outputs tracker position, rotation, finger position, and button status.

I can also modify Power gloves for use for the PC parallel port for 75.00 dollars.

If your looking for information on how to use the Power Glove with Midi applications, you can due a search for the MOGLI Power Glove. You should be able to find some information on the subject. Freeware programs are used to access and poll the glove for your virtual reality programs. These programs use the Nintendo power glove as an input device. Some of these are Rend386, Vr-386, Avril, and 2morrow builder. There are also a couple of games put out by PCVR, an old VR magazine, which use the glove. They are called Jet and Racquetball.