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#TechTuesday: From subtle sex toys to philosophical search engines

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Wisp is the wearable sex toy alternative

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Wan Tseng, a graduate of the Royal College of Art graduate, has designed a series of erotic devices that provide a subtle, sensation-focused alternative to traditional, more 'full-on' sex toys. The Wisp wearables include silicone jewellery that's worn around the wrist and neck, and a set of circular pads that stick onto the skin anywhere on the body. The pads emulate the sensation of light grazes, firmer touches and gently blowing breath. Unlike most electronic sex toys on the market, they focus

 

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