YNOT – Virtual Reality Innovations, developer of the Virtual Sex Machine interactive teledildonic device for men, has moved from the testing stage to real-world trials with a new component technology the company calls “VRSkin.”

According to VRI Chief Executive Officer Eric J. White, the product is able to mimic both male and female genitalia, opening a potential new market for the company: women. For years the company has sought a way to extend the functionality of the Virtual Sex Machine to the distaff side of humanity, and White said VRI believes [http://www.vrskin.com/]VRSkin[/url] represents the long-awaited key.

“We wanted to make sure we had patent protections in place before making this technology public,” he said. “Because [VRSkin] has the ability to mimic both male and female genitalia, it provides the perfect vehicle for recording and transmitting actual sexual activity [for both men and women]. Our first use of the technology is a dildo-shaped device. This will allow web girls, performers or ‘distance partners’ to interact with their remote male viewer’s actual penis through the use of the Virtual Sex Machine.

“This technology has been many years in design, development and testing,” he continued. “It is only now that streaming video technology and bandwidth availability are approaching the necessary level required for a fully immersive experience.”

Virtual Reality Innovations has worked in the field of teledildonics for more than 10 years, pioneering the Virtual Sex Machine as a “proof-of-concept” medical device in 1997. The product debuted as the first of its kind in the adult industry in 2000. When connected to a computer, the machine’s software “reads” haptic cues embedded in explicit videos, mimicking the action on the screen. The machine also includes a remote-control component that allows distant partners to operate a penile sleeve during live online interactions.

“We eagerly take the next great leap over the technological gap between physical presence sexual contact and virtual reality immersive sex, allowing partners anywhere on earth, to engage in sexual activity, anytime, anyplace,” White said. “It’s not just limited to earth, for that matter. You could use it on the space station or a rocket to Mars.”

For more information, visit VirtualSexMachine.com. Companies interested in incoporating Virtual Sex Machine technology into their operations may contact White by email.