We-Vibe and Kiiroo partner up to make teledildonics devices play nicely together

Updated June 8, 2017

Published January 6, 2017

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Kiiroo and We-Vibe have announced a partnership that will make new products from both companies inter-operable, which is a win for teledildonics fans.

A new (upcoming) vibrator from We-Vibe will connect to the Kiiroo platform, thereby allowing two people to interact via their devices when not able to be together in the same room.

“Pairing We-Vibe premium pleasure products with Kiiroo’s platform, allows couples to not only control each other’s device but to feel more intimately connected over distance,” Frank Ferrari, president of Standard Innovation (We-Vibe’s parent company), said.

There’s no word on exactly when this partnership will bear fruit for users of either device, or what the costs involved are, but inter-operability is a step in the right direction for the future of sextech devices.

While taking place during the week of CES, you already know the show’s thoughts about sex, so it’s not actually present, and will instead be on display at the XBIZ Show in Los Angeles and AVN Adult Entertainment Expo in Las Vegas. Both events are taking place within the next two weeks.

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