Connected technology expands into personal wellness and hygiene

The expansion of connected technology is increasingly reaching intimate aspects of daily life, moving beyond standard wearables like watches and scales into specialized personal care sectors.

In the wellness sector, LELO has introduced the F2S Double Sonic, a high-end male pleasure device. It utilizes two 103 Hz sonic motors, various intensity levels, and app connectivity to provide more varied stimulation. The device features a design composed of silicone, ABS plastic, and aluminum alloy, and adheres to ISO 3533 safety standards.

In oral hygiene, smart toothbrushes are integrating Bluetooth, accelerometers, gyroscopes, and pressure sensors to monitor brushing habits. High-end models, such as those from Philips and Oral-B, use AI and machine learning to provide 3D maps of the mouth via mobile applications, helping users identify missed areas and prevent excessive pressure on gums.