Teledildonics

Teledildonics, also referred to as cyberdildonics, is a term used to describe virtual sexual encounters that involve the use of networked electronic sex toys to replicate and expand human sexual interactions. The term became known after technology critic and writer Howard Rheingold used it in his 1991 book Virtual Reality. In the publication, Rheingold advanced futuristic conclusions and summaries concerning technology and employed the term 'teledildonics' to refer to remote sexual activity using technology. Nowadays, the term is commonly used to describe remote sex (or, at least, remote mutua

Lovense is a Singapore-based sex tech company specializing in the development of remotely controlled sex toys and pleasure products, as well as accompanying software.