included:

• fingerless glove (left hand)
• Arduino Nano control unit
• 4x finger tip touch
• 1x thumb tip touch (disengageable)
• 4x hand dorsal light (bright blue independent PMW LEDs)
• 1x OLED display monochrome 128*64 (I2C)

todo:

• power supply 5V connection to arm
• I2C connection to arm
• bluetooth (serial (TX/RX) + 5V)
• mic (maybe on west instead)
• rtc-modul? (I2C + 3.3VCC + 3.3 bat)
• make back of circuits moisture resistant

todo:

• west
• blue led line
• power supply (ion + pluggable, 5V min)
• lots of leds (neopixel)
• spark arduino for neopixel
• I2C to MCG
• speaker (bluetooth and/or cable)
• head lights (power leds)
• individual strap on label (e.g. “Tactical Cyber Force”, “Emergency Cyber Unit”, “Criticle Cyber Commando”)
• ideally include way to attach hover board on back for transport

Connecting gloves with west, carrying power (5V) and I2C. Should be lined with neopixels (only sensible thing to do). Construction with Baumarktriemen. Attachable to (and detachable from) Tactical Cyber West and gloves (or wrists). Will need support at elbows at least. Use cables that can carry multile Amperes for power line.

Candidates are SEK-Schutzbrille and Cyber-Leuchte-Dings. Lights are mandatory. Light wire? Is any kind of visual indicator (HUD-like) feasible? Google glasses revival! But let's make them cyber! Laser pointer target indicator? Think Borg.

Heavy Duty Boots! Lights? Possibly. Pressure sensitive inlays to make lights step dependent (and have additional programmable input devises (well hidden) sound like the thing to do. Needs some IC and connection to I2C then - or wireless.

• independent power supply on each boot – maybe attached to lower leg
• additional power connection point to legs for backup
• pressure sensors (at least front and back independently)
• arduino or similar to control
• wireless connector to communicate with west and/or glove
• backup wired connection (I2C?)
• lights!