Teledildonic-powered VR ***soon to be as popular as smartphone. Tech News
nano microchipped lovense can be made to broadcast actual sensations back to viewers for online mutual enjoyment called teledildonics .sorry i am already beaten to this discovery by CAMSODA
Jan 24, 2018 - The latest example comes from adult webcam site CamSoda, which from today is using VR headsets and internet-connected sex toys to offer ...
Adult cam site CamSoda will offer ‘virtual with real people’ using dolls and VR
Sex and technology make for strange, if frequent,
bedfellows. The latest example comes from adult webcam site CamSoda,
which from today is using VR headsets and internet-connected sex toys to
offer what it calls “virtual intercourse with real people” (or VIRP for short).
It works like this. Performers on the site will use
Wi-Fi-enabled vibrators that connect to “male masturbators” owned by
paying viewers. Whatever happens to the vibrator sensation-wise is sent
to the masturbator as “pressure data,” supposedly mimicking the feel of
intercourse. This is established technology (it’s called teledildonics)
and not a new offering for CamSoda. But the company is also adding the option of putting these masturbators inside life-size sex dolls and
strapping themselves into virtual reality headsets. It’s the
combination of all these elements, claims CamSoda VP Daryn Parker in a
press statement, that leads to the “ultimate sensory experience, one
that mimics real-life interaction.”
Well, perhaps. It’s doubtful for a start how many people
will actually go for the full VIRP experience, considering that the sex
doll-maker CamSoda has partnered with, RealDoll, sells its wares for
thousands of dollars. Users will also need to own the only supported
male masturbator (the $99 LoveSense Max) and a VR headset (although even a cheap device like Google Cardboard will do the trick).
The “ultimate sensory sex experience,” according to CamSoda.
Image: CamSoda
Speaking to The Verge over email, Parker admits
that the sex dolls and VR are optional and that only “approximately” 30
percent of the company’s 300-odd webcam models have the required Wi-Fi
enabled vibrator. But, he says, CamSoda users definitely want to try
this sort of experience, and it can be as cheap as just the price of the
male masturbator. “We know there is an audience because we hear it from
our users and models. They are seeking ways to get closer and have more
physical interaction,” says Parker. “We’ve had a number of employees,
beta users, and models try out the experience. All of them were blown
away by the interactive capabilities.”
Judging by some of the press shots CamSoda provided, the
experience might be a little more stilted than Parker makes out. But we
assume users’ mileage will differ based on how comfortable and
interested they are in using these sorts of props in the first place.
CamSoda says it’s also working on a version for female users.
As for the charge of whether this technology might just
strike most people as weird and unnecessary, Parker is bullish about its
future prospects. “Fifteen years ago people thought cell phones were
weird and unnecessary. Look at them today,” he says. “While there may be
some initial hesitation, I anticipate people acquiescing and seeing
this for what it is — an awesome product that fulfills people’s deepest
desires.”
So there you have it. Teledildonic-powered VR sex with life-size dolls: soon to be as popular and ubiquitous as the smartphone.
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