Sextoys smart health connected to CES 2020: after the controversy the opening

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After the controversy over smart health connected sextoys during the 2019 edition, the CES 2020 is now openly open to "sextech". The opportunity to discover High Tech products intended for pleasure …

The CES 2020 show now opens its doors to smart health connected sex toys. Some limitations are however issued. A dozen companies therefore present their products intended for sexual pleasure. The opportunity to discover the best for high-tech stimulation of the sexual organs…

Back to the controversy and the changes in strategy for 2020

Last year, the CES was the subject of a controversy around the start-up " Lora DiCarlo »Who had presented a sextoy called« Osé ». First awarded, the product was then disqualified because it was deemed "immoral and obscene" by the jury and the company had to leave the show. A controversy quickly swelled on social networks to denounce this judgment. Controversy which then took a more feminist turn after the salon committee was qualified as sexist. The controversy finally paid off as the committee back-pedaled and finally reassigned, 5 months later, the price to the object of contention.

This has had the effect of making things happen and CES has decided to open up to smart health connected sex toys for the 2020 edition. Specialized companies can therefore proudly present their products in the health and wellness category and a special price is even reserved for them. However, America is still as prudish, companies presenting sex toys will however not be able to mention "pleasure" but only "well-being". Another modesty of the living room, the hostesses' outfits. According to the new regulations, these “ cannot wear clothes that are sexually explicit or that could be seen as underwear. Clothing showing excess bare skin or clothing tightening around the genitals should not be worn ". However, everything related to pornography remains completely prohibited.

The sensational entry of sex toys for women at CES 2020

Very notable for this edition, several female sex toys are presented but no male gadget is in the spotlight. Lora Haddock, director of the start-up "Lora DiCarlo", the subject of scandal last year, returns with a smile to the show with two revolutionary products. "Onda", which means wave in Italian, is a device that stimulates the G-spot by simulating the movements of a finger. "Baci", which means kissing in Italian, is a device intended to stimulate the clitoris and simulate the movements of a language in this extremely erogenous zone and source of female pleasure. The company also again presents its sex toy "Osé" which simultaneously stimulates the G-spot and the clitoris.

Among the other smart health connected sex toys presented at the show, those of the Satisfyer company. They offer pressure wave technology for clitoral stimulation. The company plans to launch a smartphone app for smart health connected sex toys that would be … voice controlled. The Ben Wa Balls company has mini vibrators resembling ice cream cones. Another notable stand is that of Dame Products, which offers sex toys to print in 3D. For men, no sex toy is presented. The only compensation for the male gender, a stand which presents a patch… intended to fight against premature ejaculation.

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