ABS-CBN news is asking can technology improve sex? The makers of the We-Vibe, which unveiled their new product at the Consumer Electronics Show are certainly proving that it can as they push the envelope at the world’s biggest tech gathering in Las Vegas. Read more here!
Tristan Weedmark, “sexology relations coordinator for” the Canadian-based maker of the device, Standard Innovation, said millions of people have already tried the device, which is based on research from the University of Guelph. ”It’s the only vibrator which can be worn while making love,” she told AFP. “It stimulates the G-spot, the clitoris and the penis simultaneously.”This enables both a male and a female to get the benefit of the stimulator, she said: “It enhances sexuality instead of detracting from it.”
PCMag online magazine highlights Standard Innovation’s presence at the 2013 Consumer Electronics Show, praising VP of product development, Grant Bechthold, who used to make bomb disposal suits and electronic countermeasures to stop roadside explosives. Read more here!
WeVibe doesn’t look like your typical vibrator, and it’s not made by the typical people in the typical way. The latest WeVibe models are flexible rather than hard, a little squeezable, downright pliable. It took a guy with military experience, a “digital mannequin” named Jessie, and a couple of high-end 3D printers to get there.
According to Brazilian newspaper Correio Braziliense Standard Innovation, the makers of the We-Vibe, caused a splash at this year’s Consumer Electronics Show, leaving one question on everyone’s mind… Can technology improve the sexual health of a couple? Find out here!
The creators of the high tech vibrator for couples, the We-Vibe, responded to that question with a “yes” during the announcement of their new product at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES), in Vegas. This year’s conferences were dedicated to outlining the relation between technology and improved sexual health. A vibrator designed for couples called “We Vibe” is an innovation that is circulating among some of the biggest electronic products at CES and has proven the notion that a link between technology and sex is quite a strong one.
Online media source The Register reports CES, the world’s premier gadget festival, this year, has chosen to highlight a technilogical device owned by over 50 % of Americans- The Vibrator.
“Why shouldn’t the same high-level thinking like that used in technology and other industries be used to increase pleasure in the bedroom?” asked Grant Bechthold, VP of product development at Standard Innovation, the Ottawa, Ontario company that has sold over 2 million of its flagship product, the We-Vibe, in over 50 countries since its launch in 2008. ”Of all the places that you want a quality user experience,” he continued, “I can’t think of a better one than the bedroom, can you?”
French online newspaper Les Affaires asks a very important question, can technology improve sex? At this year’s Consumer Electornics Show, Standard Innovation shows us that it can! Read more here!
Two million people in the United States, Europe and Canada have already tried the company’s products and that number continues to grow. CEO, Danny Osadca indicated that the objective of their business is “to apply the same high standards of procedure that exist in any field of electronics in order to improve the future of sexual health”.
Digital Health Summit interviews Grant Bechtold of Standard Innovation to talk shop about the interesting combination of technology and sexual health at this year’s CES. Bechhold explains the engineering behind Standard Innovation products and how their widely popular couple’s vibrator, the We-Vibe, works!
Technology media site Hardware highlights Standard Innovation’s success at the Consumer Electronics Show, the world’s premier gadget-fest, where this year- the makers of We-Vibe stole the show. Read more here!
“Why shouldn’t the same high-level thinking like that used in technology and other industries be used to increase pleasure in the bedroom?” asked Grant Bechthold, VP of product development at Standard Innovation, the Ottawa, Ontario company that has sold over 2 million of its flagship product, the We-Vibe, in over 50 countries since its launch in 2008. ”Of all the places that you want a quality user experience,” he continued, “I can’t think of a better one, can you?”. The improvement of user experiences, Bechthold said, has been common in the technology industry for some time, with start-ups innovating and bringing better experiences to the masses. “But in one most profound area of our life – sexual health and wellness – we have somehow eluded innovation…until now.”
Online Newspaper iol SciTech asks “Can technology improve sex?” The makers of the couples’ toy unveiled at the Consumer Electronics Show- Standard Innovation- are banking on it! The vibrator designed for couples called We-Vibe is pushing the envelope at the world’s biggest tech gathering in Las Vegas, where people are warming to the notion of technology and sex being combined. Read more here!
Tristan Weedmark, “sexology relations coordinator for” the Canadian-based maker of the device, Standard Innovation, said millions of people have already tried the device, which is based on research from the University of Guelph.“It’s the only vibrator which can be worn while making love,” she told AFP. “It stimulates the G-spot, the clitoris and the penis simultaneously.”This enables both a male and a female to get the benefit of the stimulator, she said: “It enhances sexuality instead of detracting from it.”
The Business of Pleasure online news announces that Standard Innovation Corporation is exhibiting at the sold out Adult Novelty Manufacturers Expo (ANME) 2013 in Los Angeles. Find out more here!
Standard Innovation will offer attendees the opportunity to talk with company executives and learn what’s new from the creators of the We-Vibe family of solo- and couples-use vibrators. The highlight of the exhibit is the revolutionary new Thrill by We-Vibe, the solo-use vibrator designed for women. Its C‑shape hugs the pelvis so that the soft ruby silicone reaches her G-spot while the elongated smooth grey ABS surface vibrates her clitoris. The control handle enables her to exert the desired pressure, pace and friction, and the powerful and satisfying rumble gives her the ultimate blended O! Attendees also get a sneak peek at new merchandising materials for Valentine’s Day 2013.
Wall Street Journal blog congratulates Standard Innovation for becoming a hit at this year’s Consumer Electronics show. The company competed in a CES-affiliated competition called Last Gadget Standing. The newest addition to the We-Vibe product family, The Thrill by We-Vibe, made the top 25 cut, competing with electronic giants Samsung Galaxy Camera and the Galaxy Note II mobile device.
Robin Raskin, who oversees the competition and founded a company called Living in Digital Times, said Standard Innovation’s product was viewed like all the others on the merits of its technology and engineering.
