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CES, the annual conference showcasing the cutting-edge in consumer tech, is being called out for blatant sexism after an impressive sex toy had its award revoked for being “immoral, obscene, indecent, profane or not in keeping with CTA’s image.” The sex toy called Osé is a hands-free, adaptable device that uses “advanced micro-robotics” to create “all of the sensations of a human mouth, tongue, and fingers.” Osé was selected as a CES 2019 Innovation Awards Honoree in the Robotics and Drone category—before administrators from the Consumer Technology Association (CTA), the organization that puts on CES, rescinded the sex toy’s award.
Besides being “immoral,” CTA president claimed that Osé just wasn’t eligible for the “Robotics and Drone” category. “Seriously? Our product that was designed in partnership with a top university robotics engineering laboratory (Oregon State University has ranked the #4 ranked Robotics Lab in the US)” the team wrote in a blog post detailing the incident. “Osé clearly fits the Robotics and Drone category – and CTA’s own expert judges agree.” What better way to advance science and technology than through a sex toy?
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