If you \'ve ever had a night of sex and want to know how you get that joy, then the technology ends up with the answer.
A newly developed wearable device, Lovely, worn around the base of the penis, uses built-in sensors to track the speed, force and duration of sex.
The device then links to the app to provide data-
Drive Report-including how much time the foreplay took-so you can see exactly how many sprints it takes to achieve a perfect climax.
A couple can then rate their experience from one star to five stars and give constructive feedback --
Because why ask, \'How are you doing?
When will you be more thorough?
Wearables are becoming more and more popular for those who want to track motor performance, daily steps, or sleep patterns.
Fitbit is one of the most famous wearable devices companies, and this product of Lovely is dubbed \"Fitbit for sex.
Cute is not the only sex gadget on the market.
Latest iPhone updates include
Activity tracking features that allow users to record the date and time they have sex and whether they have used protection.
Photo source: Apple, while these tools sound best not romantic, and even worse, the sex industry often drives digital innovation-the growth of the Internet is partly due to pornography, although the boom of handheld cameras in 1980s was attributed to the rude couple who made home videos.
So will monitoring our performance through gadgets become a standard habit instead of lying in bed and hugging after sex?
Smart sex toys are an elastic silicone ring worn by men during sex, with various sensors (
Accelerometer, accelerometer, motion co-processor)
Track actions.
The lovely team has been analyzing the actions done throughout the sex process and can use this data to reveal specific details.
\"We can say the style, speed, power, angle-everything,\" said Jacob konick, the lovely founder and chief executive . \".
\"We can judge whether the couple has a foreplay from the sensor\'s data.
\"The team can\'t be persuasive based on the data, but it\'s not far away.
\"We have consulted with a lot of engineers, but the technology is not fully ready yet-we hope to finish it soon,\" Konik said . \".
Once the couple has timeby-
They can give feedback on what they like.
But Konik says even a star rating is positive.
\"If they choose a star, it means there is no problem with sex, but we can improve.
We don\'t want anyone to feel bad or sad about what\'s going on in the bedroom.
\"Photo credit: Bartlomiej Zimny uses algorithms to advise on how to improve sex based on data and user feedback.
For example, if the data shows that sex is fast and the couple doesn\'t like the experience, then the algorithm will choose the sex position to perform a slower action.
Lovely can also vibrate during use and has the \"loot call\" function.
Users can send messages to their partners through the app, suggesting specific locations.
If the loot call is accepted, then the lovely device glows whenever the couple and the toy are in the same room, reminding them of the scheduled date.
Photo source: Bartlomiej Zimny the device is currently a prototype of the Krakow lab, but the lovely team has launched a crowdfunding campaign to raise enough money for the masses
Produce products.
So far, $29,707 (£19,180)
Has raised $95,000 (£60,000)
Scored in the first ten days.
Once launched, the product will be sold for $169 (£110).
Some wearables allow users to set goals, share their best results on Facebook, or compete with other users.
So can we see talented couples add their lovely scores to their Tinder profile?
Konik says don\'t unless there\'s a lot of demand.
\"It would be a mood --
\"We want to use this data to provide something romantic,\" he said . \".
\"We will consider it if people ask for it, but now we don\'t have such a plan. I’m a bit old-fashioned.
Konik originally started the company because he wanted to keep track of how many calories he consumed during sex, and he said he thought devices like Lovely would soon be common.
After all, sex toys are already standard features for many bedrooms.
Last year, Lovehoney, the UK\'s largest sex toy retailer, bought more than 2 million items.
\"I think everyone has a sex gadget in their bedroom.
With the development of science and technology, the growth of wearable devices and sex toys will become the mainstream . \"
Photo source: Bartlomiej Zimny\'s \"amazing woman painful aunt\" by The Daily Telegraph, Dr. Petra Boynton, said the data collected about sex is for scientific research
Dr. Boynton, a social psychologist specializing in research and interpersonal relationships, said many researchers must respond to themselves.
Data survey of the report.
Even some of the most advanced sex studies, such as the works of Masters and Johnson, do not cover the representative population.
\"For reports by Masters and Johnson, participants must wear kits and have sex in the lab.
This is their fantasy come true for some, but most of us will find anxiety --
Wearing this equipment in the lab is provocative and cannot perform.
\"The data they collect, while informed, does not represent most of us,\" Dr. Boynton said . \".
Dr. Boynton says the iPhone\'s sex record is just a higher one.
Technical form of sex diary.
There are many reasons for such a diary to be useful-for example, if you\'re tracking fertility or monitoring your sex life because of concerns-but the iPhone version is not revolutionary.
Michael Xin and Liz Kaplan describe the lives of researchers William Masters and Virginia Johnson in Channel 4 series sex Masters. Smart toys can attract but they are unlikely to work for everyone.
After all, some people don\'t even have the confidence to suggest using the device with their partners-more people will soon get tired of such detailed performance data.
\"The idea of installing devices and measuring and checking their bodies is a shift for some people,\" Dr. Boynton said . \".
\"But if you open my telegram pain aunt inbox, it\'s not all about people who want to measure what they do.
There are people everywhere who can\'t say the word penis and don\'t know what\'s going on with their anatomy.
\"Even for those who pay close attention to sex life, data at any level will not have a perfect understanding of sex chemistry.
Dr. Boynton said: \"Sex is not just posture and insertion, but how many times have you done it.
\"What I\'m worried about is that it will reduce sex to numbers.
\"The data may contain the secrets of a good sex life.
But in the bedroom, maybe the ludism method is the best.
After all, you don\'t have to wear hi-
Technology equipment for sexual sparks.