Lol. You could have some laughs with upping the amps in your friends stash.
Not entirely sure (yes I am - no thanks) I'd want an electric shock to the ■■■■■■ myself though.
And isn't electricity and moist environments a bad idea?
Digital condom delivers electric shocks to the wearer
- 6 hours ago February 26, 2014 1:53AM
Shocker!... The “Electric Eel†road-tested with a courgette. Picture: Comingle.io Source: Supplied
CALLED the “Electric Eelâ€, it might just be the worst or best invention you‘ve ever heard of depending on how heated you like things in the bedroom.
The so-called digital condom is hooked up to deliver electric shocks to help stimulate arousal.
The design team, who say they have all “personally tested the deviceâ€, insist that “the amount of electricity being used is very smallâ€.
They have set up a crowd-funding platform on Indigogo but the response so far has been, well, a little limp.
Their funding target of $US10,000 ($11,000) is looking a touch over ambitious. Right now they‘ve raised just $US80.
The device features a sleeve made of fabric attached to a harness that fits under the user‘s arms and generates electric pulses. In a promotional video posted to YouTube a man can be seen road-testing it. After strapping in, he gives a few embarrassed grins to camera as the “Electric Eel†powers up.
Feeling good... The man in the video seems to like it. Picture: Comingle.io Source: Supplied
The prototype was created by Firaz Peer and Andrew Quitmeyer from Georgia Tech‘s Digital Media Program. On their website they claim to be developers of “open-source sex technologyâ€.
“The mission of our work is to promote sexual empowerment through physical computing, education, and outreach,†they write on the website.