Lovense

Lovense is a Hong Kong-based teledildonics sex toy manufacturer known for its VR [1] and smart sex toys, which can be controlled via Bluetooth using the Lovense mobile app.[2]

Lovense
Private
IndustrySex industry
Founded2009 (2009)
FounderDan Liu
HeadquartersHong Kong
Area served
Worldwide
Websitewww.lovense.com

History

The company was founded in 2009 when its founder was in a long-distance relationship,[3] [4] which sparked his interest in teledildonics. In 2013, the first app-based sex toys, Max and Nora[5] were launched.[6][7] In 2015, Lush, the most popular wearable sex toy, was launched with help of $100,000 raised on the IndieGogo. Since then, Lovense has brought out a range of toys from the first-ever Bluetooth butt plug to be controlled at a long-distance[8] to the worlds first oscillating G-spot massager.[9]

gollark: I'll probably only add it if/when it gets stuck in a loop trying to send to nonexistent channels.
gollark: Maybe it tries, in priority order:- other channels on the same server- direct messages to the user- other channels on any servers they're in- other channels on any server whatsoever- random people in the queue for reminders
gollark: I should really have some counterapiomeasures in place if a channel/server doesn't exist when it tries to remind someone.
gollark: ++remind 1y6mo take over server
gollark: ++remind 122d23h50m launch counterbees.

See also

References
  1. "How to (Almost) Have Real Sex Without Touching Another Human Being".via Men’s Health
  2. "The Innovative History of Sex Tech".via Lovense
  3. "Can Lovense Save Relationships With These Long Distance Sex Toys?".via Tech.co
  4. "Long Distance Relationship Gifts". via Cosmopolitan
  5. "The Best Remote Control Vibrators for Solo or Partnered Adventures". via Shape
  6. "Wearable Gadgets That Will Turn You into a Robot". via Digital Spy
  7. "2017 Sex Toy Awars". via Glamour
  8. "The 7 Best Anal Toys for Couples According to Experts".via Bustle
  9. "7 Best G Spot Vibrators for Intense Pleasure".via Heavy
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