I still remember the first time I heard this term: from a 60-something-year-old college professor. I’m not sure how the topic came up in Intro to Sociology, but there you have it. Alas, he did not live to see this day.
There’s a bluetooth-enabled vibrator out there that can be controlled by text messages. I think it’s called The Toy, but I’m not going to search for it here.
What you’re looking for is called the “sinulator” and it was a flash in the pan product that never really caught on. It was a dildo that plugged into a USB port and could be controlled(I think it had vibration, a clitoral stimulator, and a grow/shrink feature) through a website hosted on the user’s computer. You could give the site address out and people could go there, log on, and give your sinulator directions on how to operate. It was used in a handful of early era cam shows where girls would offer sinulator shows as a premium service, in theory to give a guy more control over the session and feel more involved. The reality is it was quite stupid and unerotic to click on these buttons on the screen and, combined with the device’s high price point, led to its demise in short order. The lag between webcam, remote user, and device(including round-trip) combined to make it too annoying to satisfyingly(pun intended) use for something which requires as sensitive and rapidly responsive as intimate contact.
Hmmm, I thought (having not heard the term before today) that “teledildonics” = “phone sex”. I bet that it, and Generalissimo Francisco Franco, are still dead.
There are male equivalents too that combine artificial vaginas with USB sensors (like this one, NSFW obviously); so far they seem to be made for games and interactive videos, but it wouldn’t be a stretch to connect it to a USB dildo on the other end.
I’m sure the Japanese or the Sybian people have something that can thrust on the other end too. You can love the Internet or love the Internet, I guess.
I had an idea for a rubber pad that could stretch itself into both concave and convex cylindrical shape with a rounded tip based on electro-magnetic information sent through the telephone wires. Essentially, it would form the shape that the other person was making on the other end of the line.