Cam Site Launches Virtual Reality Sex Shows with Touch Feedback

Unlocking a new, interactive world of VR sex.

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Adult webcam platform Camsoda [NSFW] has paired up with teledildonic company Kiiroo, launching live VR sex shows with touch feedback last month.

CamSoda’s virtual reality platform now supports both of Kiiroo’s long-distance sex toys: Onyx, a sleeve for men, and Pearl, a dildo for women. These products allow viewers to feel sexual encounters with models in real time.

Sensors pick up a performer’s speed and intensity via her smart vibrator Pearl. The Onyx devices will then tighten and move depending on the pressure felt by the vibe.

Diving into VR sex

To fully take advantage of CamSoda’s virtual reality sex shows, you’ll, of course, need a VR headset. The website supports those including Google Cardboard and Samsung Gear VR. Users must also download the App of Things on their smartphones, register a free account, and use private chat rooms to interact with the performers. The remote sex toys can then be synced to the live VR sex platform via Bluetooth.

“We want to provide our users with a unique experience that constantly stimulates their imagination,” said CamSoda president Daron Lundeen in a press release. The company started offering the haptic VR sex shows on August 1, and said it promises a diverse range of performers ready to entertain in its VR-enabled room for every time of day.

For details on how to get started, click here [NSFW]

Image source: Camsoda [NSFW]

Jasmine van den Hoek

Jasmine Van Den Hoek is the Communications Officer of South Eastern Melbourne PHN. She creates and publishes weekly and fortnightly newsletters. In addition, she oversees website management and communications as part of the strategic relations team. Jasmine also served a similar role for Central Grampians LLEN and VicLLENS.

From 2016 to 2017, she wrote articles for Future of Sex firstly as a junior writer, and later, as a senior writer. She focused on various topics – ranging from safe sex through technology, feminist VR porn, and wearable sex tech.

Jasmine earned her Certificate IV for Professional Writing and Editing from Federation University Australia and her Diploma in Professional Writing and Editing as well as Creative Writing from University of Ballarat. She then studied and graduated from Federation University of Australia - Bachelor of Arts in Literature and Film.