On the list of things that would inspire us to gouge our eyes out in horror, someone using a Wii remote as a sex toy ranks pretty high. However, the makers of the Mojowijo aim to enable users to do just that.
Designed as a means for people to "stay in touch" over long distances, the Mojowijo is an add-on accessory for the Wiimote that allows for stimulation of either a male or female user. The concept is called teledildonics – yes, that is a (awesomely) real word – and is geared toward taking internet chat and phone sex to another level by allowing accessory-induced stimulation to be controlled remotely via computer.
How does the Mojowijo work with the Wii? Well, it doesn't. It works with specialized software installed on a computer and connects with a Wiimote via Bluetooth. The Mojowijo is not compatible with the Wii itself. The add-ons use the company's patent pending Motion2Vibration technology, which allows users to enable a variety of motion and vibration effects to either a remotely connected accessory or another user in the same room.
The Mojowijo will also be compatible with online chat clients, beginning with Skype. The company plans to add MSN, Yahoo, Google, and Oovoo to their list of supported clients in the future.
The man behind it all is Steve DuMosch, a former software engineer and senior project manager for Microsoft. DuMosch came up with the concept six years ago, and after independently developing prototypes with other software developers and engineers, he began SKDu LLC and started marketing and manufacturing the Mojowijo.
The Mojowijo will enter the beta testing phase in early October, with pre-sales beginning on November 26. The final version will ship to consumers on December 14, just in time for the holidays. Pricing is expected to range from $50 to $130 in both individual and bundle form.
pic and more here
I saw this coming >_>
Designed as a means for people to "stay in touch" over long distances, the Mojowijo is an add-on accessory for the Wiimote that allows for stimulation of either a male or female user. The concept is called teledildonics – yes, that is a (awesomely) real word – and is geared toward taking internet chat and phone sex to another level by allowing accessory-induced stimulation to be controlled remotely via computer.
How does the Mojowijo work with the Wii? Well, it doesn't. It works with specialized software installed on a computer and connects with a Wiimote via Bluetooth. The Mojowijo is not compatible with the Wii itself. The add-ons use the company's patent pending Motion2Vibration technology, which allows users to enable a variety of motion and vibration effects to either a remotely connected accessory or another user in the same room.
The Mojowijo will also be compatible with online chat clients, beginning with Skype. The company plans to add MSN, Yahoo, Google, and Oovoo to their list of supported clients in the future.
The man behind it all is Steve DuMosch, a former software engineer and senior project manager for Microsoft. DuMosch came up with the concept six years ago, and after independently developing prototypes with other software developers and engineers, he began SKDu LLC and started marketing and manufacturing the Mojowijo.
The Mojowijo will enter the beta testing phase in early October, with pre-sales beginning on November 26. The final version will ship to consumers on December 14, just in time for the holidays. Pricing is expected to range from $50 to $130 in both individual and bundle form.
pic and more here
I saw this coming >_>
