Implant Communicator
developed by Traxes BioElectronics, this implanted communications device was originally designed to help deaf beings communicate with the outside galaxy. The implant communicator consisted of a series of miniature transceivers that were implanted just under the skin, against the skull and next to the vocal cords. The system allowed subvocal sounds to be sent to a comlink for transmission, and could receive communication signals. Communications were carried to the receiver via microwaves, electromagnetic waves, or specialized ultrawaves, all of which were set at frequencies which wouldn't interfere with normal brain activity. While the humanitarian reasons behind the implant communicator were laudable, many spies and other criminals often obtained the implants to help then communicate without being discovered. Over time, many criminals discovered that the implants could be used to monitor the actions of another being, such as during a card game.