Within the field of human-computer interaction, data gloves play an essential role in establishing a connection between virtual and physical environments for the realization of digital human. To enhance the credibility of human-virtual hand interactions, we aim to develop a system incorporating a data glove-embedded technology. Our proposed system collects a wide range of information (temperature, bending, and pressure of fingers) that arise during natural interactions and afterwards reproduce them within the virtual environment. Furthermore, we implement a novel traversal polling technique to facilitate the streamlined aggregation of multi-channel sensors. This mitigates the hardware complexity of the embedded system. The experimental results indicate that the data glove demonstrates a high degree of precision in acquiring real-time hand interaction information, as well as effectively displaying hand posture in real-time using Unity3D. The data glove's lightweight and compact design facilitates its versatile utilization in virtual reality interactions.