The smart condom records all the ins-and-outs of a sex session
A British company has released the first pictures of a ‘smart condom’ which collects very intimate data about the sex life of anyone brave enough to wear it.
The device is called the i.Con and can detect STIs as well as sending data about a sex session straight to the wearer’s smartphone.
Adam Leverson, lead engineer for the i.Con Smart Condom, said: ‘It’s here and it’s beautiful.
Well-endowed men can rest assured that the smart condom can stretch to accommodate them
Smart sex toys are hugely controversial, because of the risk that the intimate data they gather could be access by horny hackers and hi-tech heavy breathers A sex toy company called Lovense apologised after one of its vibrator’s remote control apps recorded the sound of a couple’s intense sex session.
British Condoms said its ‘revolutionary wearable tech for the bedroom’ measures the number of calories burned during intercourse, the speed of a man’s thrusts, how long he lasts and even what positions are used.
Earlier this year, tech experts claimed it was possible to hack into a sex toy with a camera fitted on its tip, potentially letting pervs get a very graphic view of a woman pleasuring herself
John Simmons, a spokesperson for British Condoms, added: ‘We’re extremely excited to share with the world the first glimpse of the i.Con Smart Condom Ring due to go on sale in the UK in January 2018.
The i.Con costs £59.99 and goes on sale at the beginning of 2018
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