This is how we see these words

• Accoutrement – an additional item of dress or equipment.
• Anal – The insertion of something in an anus.
• Automatic – when something happens without assistance.
• Bluetooth – Wireless communication technology for data transfer.
• Capacitive – Sensors to detect anything that is conductive or has a dielectric different from that of air.
• Couple(s) Toy – sex toys for men and women to use together.
• Cyber – A prefix for a wide range of existing words to form new, Internet-related flavors of existing concepts.
• Cyberdildonic – Sex toys that connect over the internet.
• Cyber Sex Toys – Sex toys that connect over the internet.
• Clip Grip – A removable part of the Onyx device, used to hold the sleeve in the correct position.
• Female – A person who identifies predominantly as feminine and uses she/her pronouns.
• Female Ejaculation – Ejection of fluid (not urine), usually brought on by intense G-spot stimulation and orgasm.
• G-spot – An area located a few inches inside the vagina containing many nerve endings; can be responsible for orgasm.
• Interface – A location used for the display of responsive information on a surface.
• KIIROO – A company existing at the intersection of intimacy and technology.
• Lube – A shortened version of the word “lubrication’, meaning a liquid that reduces frixiton.
• Male – A person who identifies as predominantly masculine and uses he/his pronouns.
• Male Ejaculation – Ejection of seminal fluid (often containing sperm) usually accompanied by orgasm.
• Masturbator – A sexual device for people with penises, meant to bring the user to orgasm.
• Onyx – Cyber/Teledildonic male masturbator for feeling movement online.
• Pearl – Luxury G-spot vibrator capable of controlling a KIIROO Onyx.
• Pleasure Core – The system of internal rings inside every Onyx device.
• Stimulation – Any action that causes a sensory response.
• Tactile – Touch oriented.
• Tactile Data – Information from haptic devices, that registers and replicates movement patterns.
• Teledildonic – Sexual products capable of communicating across distances over the Internet
• USB Cable – A wire used to connect two devices together for data or power transfer
• Vibrator – A device containing a vibrating motor, usually made to stimulate erogenous zones
• Web RTC – Stands for ‘Web Real-Time Communication’, that supports browser-to-browser applications for voice calling, video chat, and P2P file sharing without the need of plugins.