Futuristic sex toys that allow the user to control a vibrator from across the co...
LAS VEGAS - Futuristic sex toys that allow the user to control a vibrator from across the country or achieve “blended orgasms” got some visitors at the Las Vegas Consumer Electronics Show hot under the collar this week.
Companies who sell sexual wellness-related products said they have not always found it easy to find a home at the show. Nearby, Avery Smith, an engineering assistant at Lora DiCarlo, explained the company’s new ‘Ose’ product, which uses microrobotics, to an enthusiastic-looking show attendee.
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