Engineer reveals how she invented world\'s first silent vibrator
by：KISSTOY
2021-03-29
The world\'s first silent vibrator will be put into mass production after a female engineer develops the concept using space technology.
Julia Reisel, 30, says most vibrators are as loud as electric razors, and she is sure women will find the noise gone.
Therefore, an engineer and mother from a young daughter in Dresden, Saxony, eastern Germany, founded their own startup.
Laviu Gmbh is a company that produces quiet sex toys.
\"The vibrating motor reaches 40 to 50 decibels,\" said Ryssel MS . \".
\"I want to bring smart technology into a completely normal area of everyday life.
\"She realized, thanks
Also known as smart materials used in space and aviation technology, motors are no longer required.
Ryssel MS decided to use the technology used on the solar sail on the Rosetta space probe to develop a sex toy with no buzz but silent pulse.
Read more: \"mistress, slut, another woman: how do we discuss relationships is wrong according to the promotional video, laviu has a silent but powerful pulse, will be made of medical silicone and other high
Quality materials.
The women who tested the prototype said they were satisfied with the massage that was created, giving them a new sensory experience.
Ryssel MS, who has applied for an international patent for the technology, added: \"Today, vibrators and others are no longer dirty things, but products of a way of life.
\"She appreciates the internal work of the silent vibrator, while business partner Martin siliello-
Behind the exterior design is Schmidt.
Two people raised 1 million euros ($1. 69 NZD)
Bring the invention to market.
They say innovative products have received more than 650 pre-orders
Ordered through their online store and won the \"Future Sax\" Innovation Award.
Read more: Drama 8 of Tiki Taane
Ryssel, MS of weekly weight loss, said: \"It\'s on the assembly line;
Everything will be assembled in Dresden.
Some parts will be purchased from China as not all of my products are available in Germany.
The engineer said more women are needed as role models in the world to encourage other women entrepreneurs.
\"When you see others succeed, you will have the courage,\" she said. \" -
Julia Reisel, 30, says most vibrators are as loud as electric razors, and she is sure women will find the noise gone.
Therefore, an engineer and mother from a young daughter in Dresden, Saxony, eastern Germany, founded their own startup.
Laviu Gmbh is a company that produces quiet sex toys.
\"The vibrating motor reaches 40 to 50 decibels,\" said Ryssel MS . \".
\"I want to bring smart technology into a completely normal area of everyday life.
\"She realized, thanks
Also known as smart materials used in space and aviation technology, motors are no longer required.
Ryssel MS decided to use the technology used on the solar sail on the Rosetta space probe to develop a sex toy with no buzz but silent pulse.
Read more: \"mistress, slut, another woman: how do we discuss relationships is wrong according to the promotional video, laviu has a silent but powerful pulse, will be made of medical silicone and other high
Quality materials.
The women who tested the prototype said they were satisfied with the massage that was created, giving them a new sensory experience.
Ryssel MS, who has applied for an international patent for the technology, added: \"Today, vibrators and others are no longer dirty things, but products of a way of life.
\"She appreciates the internal work of the silent vibrator, while business partner Martin siliello-
Behind the exterior design is Schmidt.
Two people raised 1 million euros ($1. 69 NZD)
Bring the invention to market.
They say innovative products have received more than 650 pre-orders
Ordered through their online store and won the \"Future Sax\" Innovation Award.
Read more: Drama 8 of Tiki Taane
Ryssel, MS of weekly weight loss, said: \"It\'s on the assembly line;
Everything will be assembled in Dresden.
Some parts will be purchased from China as not all of my products are available in Germany.
The engineer said more women are needed as role models in the world to encourage other women entrepreneurs.
\"When you see others succeed, you will have the courage,\" she said. \" -
