CES, the world’s largest exhibition of new technologies, will not get rid of Lora Haddock, the founder of the American start-up Lora DiCarlo, specializing in the design of connected sex toys anytime soon.
If you follow CES information closely, you know that in 2019, the fair had aroused the controversy by withdrawing Lora DiCarlo the Innovation Award, which had been awarded to him in the “robots and drones” category thanks to his connected sex toy called Osé. After Lora Haddock stepped up to denounce this decision and the sexism displayed by the CES, the Consumer Technology Association (CTA), which organizes the show, decided to give Lora DiCarlo its prize.
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This year, Lora DiCarlo is back for CES 2020 with two new connected sex toys that have won her a new innovation award.
A start-up that never stops innovating
It seems that last year’s debacle motivated Lora Haddock, who came back in force with two new innovative connected sex toys. The first, called Baci, is for clitoral stimulation and is designed to provide the same effects as oral stimulation. It can also blow hot air and can be used in pairs or for solitary pleasures.
The Onda, meanwhile, is an improved version of the Osé. He is presented as a “G-spot robot massager.” Lora DiCarlo indicated that these products would be available for pre-order around March 2020.
Lora Haddock takes revenge
Lora DiCarlo’s participation in this new edition of CES can be seen as a revenge for Lora Haddock who struggled during the year 2019 for her sex toys to participate in the show. After CES withdrew her award last year, the founder of Lora DiCarlo denounced sexism in the new technology industry.
” Men’s sexuality is allowed to be explicit, with literally sex robots proudly displayed in the aisles. You can’t claim equality if you allow these things, but not a vagina sex toy. “
After this controversy, Lora DiCarlo registered more than a million pre-orders for her Osé sex toy in less than five hours.
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