A Wi-Fi Enabled, Robotic Condom
From: Medical Design Technology - 05/05/2015

The winner of the Tech Hive Durex Startup challenge, held in Beijing, was a
startup called CirQ.

CirQ's smart-material based, printable electronic tag can be attached to the
base of pretty much any standard condom. It helps the wearer combat erectile
dysfunction (ED) by sensing blood flow, and either constricts or expands the
condom's diameter according to the wearer's penile blood flow.

CirQ's condom also has the ability to sync wirelessly to an existing
wearable. A companion app can then give you tips on how to prevent erectile
dysfunction, and provide a long term solution to combating unfortunate bouts
of performance anxiety-related ED.

Read the entire article at:
http://www.mdtmag.com/blogs/2015/05/wi-fi-enabled-robotic-condom

Link:
China Sex App Competition Won with Contracting Condom
http://www.newswire.com/press-release/china-sex-app-competition-won-with-contracting-condom