‘Virtual sex’ Teslasuit that lets lovers pleasure each other makes debut on VR catwalk

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READ MORE: Teledildonics are the new 'tools of the dominatrix' as sex tech gets kinkyAs well as the electrical stimulation, the suit can also be equipped with temperature controls that allows it to simulate temperature changes - creating even deeper and more convincing immersion in the virtual reality environment.The BBC’s Sarah Cox experienced the world’s first “digital hug” while wearing a Teslasuit.

Although the man hugging her was a few yards away, she felt the intimate embrace through the suit."I could feel it all down my back, and on my shoulders, and on my stomach," she said "And it's just really exciting."It’s no surprise that a lot of people have already hailed it as the future of sex.Ben Barnes, writing in The Future of Sex, says: “Users might go online, chat with a sex worker via webcam, agree on terms, and then synchronise their Teslasuits for a completely tactile sexual experience - all the while being thousands of miles away.”Teslasuit's Paul Nickeas sees far wider uses for his company's product.

He told the Daily Star: “The Teslasuit works via biometry, haptics and motion capture, with the wearer being calibrated via a gaming PC, so can be propelled into extended or virtual reality. "Obviously the use cases are truly far-reaching - from medical rehabilitation, to training for dangerous work scenarios in a safe to fail environment ."We are extremely excited about how our technology can be utilised for all aspects of the metaverse from gaming, training to now fashion."Metaverse platform Somnium Space is organising the first virtual reality avatar fashion week in history - which will be held in Prague and across cyberspace over the coming week.Somnium Space Fashion Week runs from September 7 to 11.