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 Posted: Mon May 23, 2016 4:18 am
I will be making a list so we can all be on the same page. Feel free to throw in your two cents!
Current List:
Seeker mines are special mines that scan for hostile targets in the direction it’s rolled. It can recognize agents in order not to activate if they’re too close to its area of effect, and the mines have varying types: shock, fragment, incendiary, smoke, and flash.
Sonic tasers, often paired with soundproof earpieces, the sonic taser is a hand-held, non-lethal, anti-personnel weapon, designed to incapacitate an enemy by inducing paralysis. It’s most effective for those within a 15 foot radius, with those within 10 almost completely incapacitated. It’s used mainly for situations where a lack of hearing isn’t a disadvantage.
Face masks are special masks created using a 15x15 inch printer that produces lifelike masks. It takes face mask to a very literal level, as they can be custom printed to fit over the user’s face almost perfectly. It is often supplemented by the voice changer, a device voice synthesization technology that can recognize voice patterns and produces the same—similar at the least—voice. A smaller scale tool derived from this is the fingerprint mask which mimics fingerprints.
The mobile turret is a small turret in the shape of a simple briefcase when not in use. It can be activated by unlatching and opening.
The grapnel gun is a common tool used by agents to scale buildings. It can be fired and attached to the agent, the cable reaching up to 50 feet. The gun works by pulling the trigger to fire the cable that retracts and stops by pulling the trigger at the appropriate times; holding it allows the holder to be pulled up by the cable. As a safety measure, it temporarily stiffens at a length of 3 feet in order to slowly recede back into place with no harm to the holder.
The smartwatch is a device issued to all agents, which comes in many different designs, all with inert communication devices, GPS, and tracking beacons, as well as being a timepiece as intended. Contrary to the model, it may have certain functions such as darts with varying effects, a small laser, or perhaps a garrote.
A common tool is an agent’s smartglasses, which can function as actual glasses for the visually impaired (as well as sunglasses) while likewise utilizing nanotechnology to serve as a multifunctional gadget, varying designs to look like common eyewear. They may provide a HUD interface, recording technology which can be observed by an external source, and varying eye filters such as infrared. They may even be able to access the agency database for information about targets and recognize them with facial recognition software, even mapping capabilities. While not quite as developed, there are also camera contacts, with can only record and take pictures.
Another common tool is the multifunctional pen, which can come with many different purposes, and they are made identical to popular pen brands to better conceal them.
The scanner pen scans at a rate of over three inches per second. It can read wavy and distorted images, as well as colored text and numbers, and text on colored backgrounds.
In some more discreet occasions, agents may use bladed footwear, such as dress shoes that trigger a blade to protrude at the tip if the heels are clicked.
The more eccentric tech may call for cane swords and cane guns for the dapper agent. Make no mistake, they are deadly weapons.
Explosive gel is a common tool, one released from a gel gun, used similarly to a hot glue gun.
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Posted: Mon May 23, 2016 6:28 am
How about a pen shaped document scanner? Handy document scanners do the job quickly and covertly--assuming that no one considers moving an unopened ballpoint pen rapidly across every line of text on a page to be odd.
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Posted: Mon May 23, 2016 11:30 am
Alright. If you can give me a little description to go with the rest above, I'll include it.
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Posted: Mon May 23, 2016 2:41 pm
Whoa, whoa, whoa. Reader's digest version.
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Posted: Mon May 23, 2016 2:46 pm
The pen-sized scanner scans at a rate of over three inches per second. Fast Scanning and High Accuracy, the IRIS6 includes Optical Character Recognition software, or OCR, that is up to 100% accurate with 128 languages.It can read wavy and distorted images, as well as colored text and numbers, and text on colored backgrounds.The IRIS6 can recognize alphanumeric characters, numeric data, special characters, mathematical symbols, currency symbols, and much more.The scanner can even scan logos, signatures, and other small graphics. Sorry I get carried away haha.
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Posted: Mon May 23, 2016 3:12 pm
Okay, still out there. We need only the important details; font sizes don't really need to be mentioned; just state its purpose.
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Posted: Mon May 23, 2016 3:14 pm
Santiago Campos Okay, still out there. We need only the important details; font sizes don't really need to be mentioned; just state its purpose. Ok edited.
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Posted: Sat May 28, 2016 5:34 pm
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Eloquent Conversationalist
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Posted: Sat May 28, 2016 5:54 pm
Contact lenses able to take photos and/or video and transmit the images and/or video. Comm's implanted in a fake molar on agents. Vibrations in the jaw bone would allow the agent to hear what was coming through while the microphone aspect would be fairly obvious. Glasses similar to Google glass, though the computer aspect would much better concealed. Able to access the agencies data base for information about targets and recognize them with facial recognition software. Mapping capabilities, with an augmented reality to literally show agents which way to walk in any area they have maps/blue prints for. GPS and video capture. Perhaps live translating technology.
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Posted: Sat May 28, 2016 7:11 pm
Cyanide Cigarettes: Self explanatory. Cigarettes that kill much faster than expected. Can be planted on targets who are heavy smokers to trick them into killing themselves. Effective for assassinations. Garotte Watch: A watch with a garotte inside to use when necessary. Dagger Shoes: Shoes with a small knife that pops out of the toe end of the shoe when you click the heel on anything. Press the knife back in carefully. Various Types of Ammunition: Bullets with attachments that range from tracking tips to just paint tips (when you need to make it look like you shot and killed someone but you have not.) Explosive Chewing Gum: Small explosives disguised as gum. Finger Print Mask: Works similarly to face masks but it changes an agents finger prints to match those of a desired target. Cane Swords: Swords disguised as canes for those classy events that require a little protection. Cane Guns: Guns disguised as canes for those classy occasions that require a lot of protection. Various types of ammunition (Nonlethal, lethal, stun, knockout, poison, smoke). Magnet Baton/Cane/Stick: A device that acts as a high powered magnet to pull guns or metal objects towards an agent and away from an enemy. (Imagine the use of putting it on an enemy and dropping them next to a bunch of grenades) Poison Pen: A pen that can spray poison out of the tip. Glass-shattering ring :A "standard issue" ring for the finger which is actually a "ultra high-frequency single digit sonic agitator unit". It is activated by a clockwise twist and can shatter bullet-proof glass upon contact. (Right off Bond Wiki.)
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Posted: Sat May 28, 2016 7:34 pm
Alright, the contact lenses needs some sort of official name. I’ll add the info about glasses as potential abilities of the smart glasses. I don’t really know how I feel about the fake molar; sounds a bit much with all the different ways to communicate. I feel as if the cyanide cigarette may be too much in the realm of assassination. I think the exploding gum and poison pen falls under there, too, a bit too wacky, though they’re clever. I’ve actually been contemplating the bladed shoes for a while now. As my own contribution, I think clicking the heels together should unsheathe/sheathe the blade. I’ll give a thumbs up on everything else, and the garrote will be added to the smartwatch.
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Posted: Sat May 28, 2016 7:45 pm
The cigarette is definitely more of an assassination thing but the gum and pen could be used more discretely. If you could put poison in a pen, there in no reason that you could not instead put some kind of liquid drug to knock out targets or some kind of truth serum (casually put in their drink) to make them more honest in a passive interrogation. The gum could be used for breaching doors and blowing locks more than killing people.
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Eloquent Conversationalist
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Posted: Sat May 28, 2016 8:31 pm
Camera Contacts? The idea was more a communication device that one wouldn't be able to perceive or easily remove where as an ear piece might be noticeable and a micro-mic removable, unless an enemy had a bug detection device and a pair of pliers...either way it's a bit out there and ultimately your call though it did give me other ideas such a single jammer for a limited range and a small EMP device. For the cane gun and cane sword I'd just like to point out that unless they are elderly canes generally stand out and attract attention even at classy events. They are out of style and for a spy attention is generally bad.
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Posted: Sat May 28, 2016 8:55 pm
Could be an umbrella, could be a cane, could be a long stick, doesn't matter really. Canes are classy. Sometimes one spy would need to draw attention so the actions of another are not noticed.
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