The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2020 was not just about the latest in smartphones, TVs, and home automation. It also gave a glimpse into the future of sexual wellness and pleasure tech. Embracing a new wave of innovation, CES had an array of sex tech on display, showcasing progressive attitudes toward personal pleasure and health.

One of the showstoppers was the Osé personal massager by Lora DiCarlo. Featuring robotics and almost human-like movements, it claimed to offer a blended orgasm without hands. Although initially snubbed in 2019 by CES with rescinded awards, the controversy may have actually helped shine a light on the emerging category.

Lioness brought forward their smart vibrator that uses AI to improve sexual experiences. By using sensors to track body response and utilizing data, users can understand pleasure patterns and enhance their sexual wellbeing.

Another breakthrough product was the Tenuto vibrator from MysteryVibe. A wearable device for men that aims to enhance and prolong pleasure through customizable vibrations controllable via an app.

Lovense showcased their long-distance sex toys designed for remote intimacy, making it possible for partners to connect and control each other’s experiences across distances with real-time interaction.

CES also highlighted newer companies like Morari Medical, which offered a tech-driven solution for premature ejaculation—a wearable patch controlled through an app to modulate sensations and delay climax.

We-Vibe displayed products focused on couples’ shared experiences, pushing boundaries with remote-control vibrators creating inclusive moments.

Lastly, the rise of virtual reality experiences was evident with VR porn demonstrations that hinted at how immersive adult entertainment might become when coupled with haptic feedback devices.

In conclusion, CES 2020 made it clear that sex tech is here to stay. From smart vibrators to long-distance toys, companies are focusing more on health, wellness, and inclusive pleasure. As technology progresses at rapid paces in every other field of consumer electronics, sexual wellness is getting its deserved attention as an area ripe for innovation.