Who said phones and laptops don’t belong in the bedroom? Sure, they might not be conducive to good sleep, but sleep isn’t what we have in mind. Enter the world of sextech.
What is sextech?
The term ‘sextech’ can be defined in many ways but essentially it refers to any technology designed to enhance human sexuality. Yes, that sounds vague but as you’ll discover in this blog it allows for so many pleasure-filled possibilities.
However you define it, there’s growing interest in sextech. This can be attributed to many factors, with the Covid-19 pandemic and #MeToo movement being just two examples.
Many sociocultural groups saw adults seek new ways to enjoy intimate pleasure and maintain sexual relationships despite long distances and lockdowns. Sexist and misogynistic behavior was called out in the public sphere. New avenues were opening up for adults to openly and honestly discuss sex, gender and sexuality, challenge taboos, and explore their bodies, needs and wants. The combined effect of these and other forces helped to increase awareness of what we’ve been advocating for since day one at SVAKOM: sexual wellness is a necessity.
Early sextech
When and where did sextech begin? Just like the term itself, there is no single answer. What we can say is that SVAKOM is among the leaders of this growing field, and adults worldwide are Overjoyed. (Note: That is intentionally spelled with a big O!)
Founded in the USA in 2012 by David Yu, SVAKOM was created to offer high-quality products, offering high-quality products, with an emphasis on innovative technology and affordability, to the world. In fact, SVAKOM means ‘to everyone’ in several Slavic languages. Aiming to create a brand that caters to everyone, SVAKOM began designing and manufacturing new ways to encourage sexual wellness in ways greater than touch alone.
This started with the award-winning SVAKOM Siime Eye, the world’s first vibrator with an internal camera, and it continues to our App-Control Series of products. SVAKOM App Series sex toys offer adults multiple ways to interact with digital content, partners and online audiences, regardless of distance. The question – and focus of this blog – then becomes: what are interactive sex toys?
What are interactive sex toys?
The term ‘interactive’ suggests there’s a two-way flow of information happening. In the context of sex toys, that flow of information can happen between the device and the user. There may be an app involved too, or other users. The possibilities are endless. So, with this basic concept in mind, let’s see what it means in practical terms with SVAKOM’s App-Control Series of sex toys.
The App-Control Series is a range of sex toys that let users interact with each other, adult videos and related platforms thanks to Bluetooth technology. Simply pair your App-Control Series sex toy with another device that uses Bluetooth, such as a smartphone, along with a compatible app or other platforms. You can then use your sex toy to interact with other adult contents.
App-controlled sex toys
This kind of sex toys will bring you unexpectable pleasure as you exploring them with App. The standout method is to connect through the SVAKOM App. Simply download this free app to a Bluetooth-enabled smart device and it will automatically pair with your sex toy. Now, you’re no longer limited to the settings available when manually pressing its buttons. Customize your sessions in ways that go beyond touch alone.
Use the SVAKOM App to access bonus preset options, combine them, or create your own settings using finger drawings, music or the sounds around you. You can also use the app to text chat, video call or share control of your sex toy with others at any distance. If you are eager to know to embrace the above functions, you can check this SVAKOM App Guide.
Video-interactive sex toys
All App-Control Series sex toys are also video-interactive. This means your sex toys with the app-control or video sync icons on the packaging, can sync with the motion of the on-screen actors. When there’s penetration between them, your sex toys will move at the same pace. No longer just a viewer, you become closer to the action as well as your favorite porn stars. Simply pair your App-Control Series sex toys with the KooSync App and sync with interactive adult video contents. If you are interested, please check this KooSync App Guide.
Enhance your sex life
Interactive sex toys available have increased the ways in which adults can pursue sexual pleasure and wellness. Are you taking advantage of all the possibilities? For example:
Have you explored all your sexual needs, wants and fantasies? Are they being met?
Do you want to end boring routines and add excitement to your sexual relationship?
Are the goals you want to achieve or issues you need to resolve in your sex life?
Interactive sex toys can transform your life, especially under the guidance of a certified clinical sexuality coach or other appropriately qualified professional. Prioritize your sexual pleasure and overall wellness starting today.
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