Lora DiCarlo, a predominantly female start-up company, has returned to the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) with three new sex toys with heating technology to simulate body temperatures and relax muscles.
The line-up includes vibrators called ‘Drift’, ‘Tilt’ and ‘Sway’ all of which boast an innovative nylon-based thermally conductive polymer, which is said to be 15 to 20 times more efficient at providing internal heating than those currently available on the market. .
Lora DiCarlo received an ‘Innovation Award’ in 2019, but was subsequently disqualified because the CES organizers viewed the company’s Ose stimulator as ‘immoral, obscene, indecent and blasphemous’.
But the move hasn’t stopped Lora DiCarlo from returning to the tech conference, and this time it came with twice the sex toys.
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The line-up includes vibrators called ‘Drift’, ‘Tilt’ and ‘Sway’ all of which boast an innovative nylon-based thermally conductive polymer, which is said to be 15 to 20 times more efficient at providing internal heating than those currently available on the market.
Hundreds of thousands of people from all over the world make the trek to Las Vegas, Nevada around this time to gaze their eyes at the latest and greatest technologies.
This year is very different, as the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) had to host the popular event completely online due to the ongoing pandemic.
But the new location did not prevent companies from showing their new innovations or re-appearing in the virtual showroom.
Lora Haddock DiCarlo, the company’s founder and CEO, said in a statement, “2020 was a year of incredible learning and growth for us, along with the world as a whole.”
A $ 95 warming bullet vibrator, the Drift has an ergonomic design that highlights certain areas, such as the clitoris, with ‘powerful, intense, messy vibrations for deep internal and external pleasure’
“We rely heavily on data and are so pleased with the customer response to our current product line, including the newly developed Osé 2 to meet the needs of multiple body types.”
“Our new heatline offers even more innovative options that remain true to our mission to create sex positivity and encourage sexual wellness and research in men and women.”
The Drift, a $ 95 warming bullet vibrator, has an ergonomic design that locates certain areas, such as the clitoris, with “ powerful, intense, messy vibrations for deep internal and external pleasure, ” Lora DiCarlo’s website reads.
And it features seven intensity settings and three vibration patterns.
The second, Tilt, is a dual vibration warming plug for $ 140 that’s made for all genders and anatomies.
“The two independently controlled motors deliver powerful, intense, messy vibrations internally and externally, while simultaneously stimulating the G-spot and clitoris, or the P-spot and perineum,” the company said.
The second, Tilt, is a $ 140 dual vibration warm-up plug made for all genders and anatomies
And last but not least, the company showed its new Sway for $ 150. This dual vibration warm-up massager is anatomically shaped with dual motors
Tilt’s WarmSense is designed to reach 104 degrees Fahrenheit (40C) ‘quickly’ and also has seven intensity settings and three vibration patterns.
And last but not least, the company showed its new Sway for $ 150.
This dual vibration heating massager is anatomically shaped with dual motors that deliver vibrations to the G-spot, clitoris and perineum – it also has the different intensity and vibration patterns.
Lora DiCarlo received an ‘Innovation Award’ in 2019, but was subsequently disqualified because the CES organizers viewed the company’s Ose stimulator (pictured) as ‘immoral, obscene, indecent and blasphemous’. Sex tech got banned from CES, after 2019 event, but was allowed to return on trial last year – and it looks like they’re here to stay now
All three sex toys are available on Lora DiCarlo’s website.
While sex tech is just starting to make waves at CES, it’s had a successful year amid the pandemic that has kept many people alone in their homes.
A Juniper Research study found that sex toy sales were up 87 percent in 2020, and Lora DiCarlo says it has sold $ 7.5 million worth of sex toys in the year since Osé launched in 2019.
Sex tech got banned from CES, after the 2019 event, but was allowed to return on trial last year – and it looks like they are now here to stay.