This "Smart Condom" can rate your sexual performance, detect STD

The new wearable device named "i.Con", which is a condom ring, has been developed by British Condoms based in Nottinghamshire.

Apart from analyzing the wearer's performance, the ring can detect STIs like chlamydia and syphilis.

It is now in the final phase of testing and is set to be released in January next year. It would be priced at £60 (approximately Rs. 5,200).

Based on various factors depending on the wearer, including the number and speed of thrusts, intercourse duration, and positions, i.Con rates the performance.

It can be paired with smartphones via an app through which the ring relays performance data.

These stats can optionally be shared with as many people as the users want, by uploading them using the ring's nano-chip and Bluetooth technology.

British Condoms said i.Con isn't a condom but a ring that sits over a condom at its base that can be used "over and over again".

The device comes with an integrated micro USB port through which it can be charged.

The company says i.Con's "energy efficiency is incredible, so each charge will last approximately 6-8 hours' worth of 'live' usage."

The i.Con attaches itself to a condom's base and tracks all the intimate data.

According to British Condoms, the adjustable ring is a tracker for one's performance. It gathers and records information about the wearer's measurements, frequency, and duration of intercourse sessions, calories burned, etc.

It primarily records all performance related information; simply put, it is FitBit for sex life.

The i.Con condom ring also comes with an antibodies filter, which can detect antigens and proteins usually found in sexually transmitted infections.

Whenever such things are detected, the device would automatically send an alert to the user's through its app on the smartphone.

This is a very useful feature though British Condoms isn't marketing it as the primary feature.