LONDON.
The to interest Bee cybersex increases as the covid-19 pandemic has subjected people to confinements Y travel bans and they cannot search privacy off the road habit, according to experience designer Angelina Aleksandrovich
At the same time it is pandemic has also risen to one unprecedented level the provision of the persons to resort to technological solutions to their sexual desires
Aleksandrovich runs a collective called Raspberry Dream Labs, which creates multi-sensory cybersex experiences that allow people to enjoy intimate moments together even when they are not in the same place.
Thanks to the covid, many people understood how to use technology and virtual reality in exciting and comprehensive ways, ”said Aleksandrovich.
Virtual reality (VR) used to be dismissed as just for gamers, but now it has gone mainstream and is used in intimacy and dating, he said.
Chains, sensors and even aromas
At an industrial unit in North London, two volunteers demonstrate their prototype expertise by combining VR, augmented reality and even scent, delivered via a collar that fits around the neck, a headgear and sensors on the hands.
The volunteers see each other as human shapes outlined through their headphones and can caress each other without even touching each other.
The experience includes haptic stimulators placed over erogenous zones, something that can eventually be incorporated into soft robotic underwear, Aleksandrovich said.
If we are so happy that technology is being incorporated into many aspects of everyday life, such as health or finance, as he puts it, we should include it in the bedroom too.
A 2019 report from US market research firm Arizton said the global market for sexual wellness products is projected to be around $ 39 billion by 2024.
When asked what she thought of her cybersex experience, volunteer Victoria Gillett said:
I love it, it is definitely an experience. “
A lot is happening and it takes a while before everything is in. When he was done, he was almost not ready, ”said fellow volunteer Aaron Vandeyar.
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