Accessibility

The VDOM, a wearable prosthetic penis controlled via app, will finally go on sale in 2025 after years of development.

Sex tech is falling behind on enhancing the sex lives of disabled people. This neglect impacts their ability to fully explore and enjoy their sexuality today.

Sex tech creators, entrepreneurs, and researchers are pushing sex tech forward – the sources of their inspiration are as diverse as the creators themselves.

Autism experts discuss sex tech that supports neurodiverse partners, focusing on sensory sensitivities affecting autistic adults’ sex lives.

The creators of the Bump’n Joystick have announced that, despite making it to ‘golden prototype’ stage, it will not be going into full production.

With 2023 drawing to a close, here’s our final dating app update of the year, inc. Feeld goes down, AI on AI dating & a new app for people with disabilities

Sex toys are awesome for enhancing pleasure for everyone, but sex toys for disabled people are designed to enhance the accessibility of pleasure.

MouthPad by MIT Spinoff Augmental offers tongue-controlled device navigation, enhancing accessibility for those with limited hand mobility.

Despite some quality issues with the first iteration, the VDOM v1.1 is now available for people to explore smart wearable penis technology.

The Luddi Ziggi is a new vibrating toy specifically designed to be able to be used by anyone regardless of gender, anatomy or disability.

The Bump'n Joystick has specifically been designed to be used by people of any gender, who may have difficulty using traditional sex toys due to disabilities.

A three-day online event with over 45 different speakers is set to take place later this month, focusing on sex, sextech and disability.