Google Glass app allows you to see what your partner sees during sex
Google Glass sex app lets lovers switch views, replay sessions and even dim the lights
The designers behind a new app for Google Glass say it will enable wearers to watch love-making sessions from their partner's viewpoint, offer them Kama Sutra-like advice and even help control the mood via voice-activated light controls.
The Sex with Glass project started off with the question, "How can we make sex more awesome with Google Glass", according to Sherif Maktabi, the founder of the project.
The answers he came up with included shared video-recording, live streaming and voice controls for connected homes.
Maktabi, a Lebanese product design student at London's Central Saint Martins art college, had only one day with the smart-glasses at a programming event in November, but has continued to develop his idea. The team has grown to include Sabba Keynejad and Satara Achilles, a pair of graphic designers, and is planning to launch an iPhone app next month.
The cornerstone of Sex with Glass is the shared live streaming: "See what your partner can see. … Just say 'OK glass, it's time' and Glass will stream what you see to each other. And if you feel like stopping everything, just ask: 'OK glass, pull out'," said Maktabi.
"Some people find what we do repulsive. But a lot of other people - and I am basing this on the e-mails we are getting online - really want to try this.