The ancient wireless encoded language developed by the Incas is known as "Quipu." Quipu utilized a system of colorful strings and knots to convey information and was employed as an accounting and communication tool throughout the Incan Empire. Different knots and their positions encoded numerical data, while the use of various colors and string types added further layers of meaning. Quipu was crucial for administrative purposes, especially in managing resources and labor, as the Incas had no written language. The knowledge and interpretation of Quipu were often entrusted to specially trained individuals, known as "khipukamayuq," who ensured that vital information was accurately recorded and conveyed.