The prototype is built with conductive fabric and a Lilypad micro-controller, and delivers short electric impulses along the underside of the shaft for increased stimulation.
Personally I prefer mine delivered via nipple clamps.
Does anyone understand what they are trying to do? Is it actually a condom as in a barrier device? Or is it a sexual stimulation device/sprem repository(like an inflatable sheep)?
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I've got to have an EMG next week. I hope to goodness they haven't read that.
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So this basically gives you an electric shock on your todger?
If that's your thing, I'm sure you could rig something up with a set of jumpleads and a car battery.
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Plug in & Pluck
Digital Condom | Indiegogo
Probably not something you want to watch at work.
bit pricey for a contributor but I suspect they will make money in the long term Sex sells!Short Summary
We are raising money to develop more open-source sex technology. The Electric Eel is an open source, digital condom concept designed to enhance your sexual pleasure. The prototype is built with conductive fabric and a Lilypad micro-controller, and delivers short electric impulses along the underside of the shaft for increased stimulation. The amount of electricity being used is very small, and the designs have all been personally tested by the design team for their effectiveness and safety
What We Need & What You Get
If you pay 350$ or more, you will get a handmade electric eel
The Impact
We will develop and document more public domain devices for people to explore and understand their bodies.
Other Ways You Can Help
Try to build some yourself. Figure out what you like!Tags: None
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