Demonstration of sex toys

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Students at the University of Austin-Texas campus staged an eye-catching demonstration on Wednesday as they passed out thousands of dildos in protest of a controversial campus gun law that took effect throughout the state at the beginning of this month. The state law, known as the campus carry rule, was enacted on August 1 and allows people to carry concealed firearms in public university buildings. The law has been highly divisive since it was passed last year by the state legislature. In response, one group of opponents to the law formed the group Cocks, Not Glocks last fall. A post shared by Miguel Gutierrez Jr. Heaven forbid the penis. A day ahead of the event, Jin said the protest was going to force people to think about the meaning of the new law.

Warning: This gallery contains sexual content and descriptions not suited for children. Vibrators have always vibrated, but technology is taking today's sex toys a lot further. We're talking 3D-printed robot masturbation aids, interactive Kegel exercisers and more racy gadgets. Some of them look so stealth you can't even tell they're about sex. As part of Turned On , CNET's special report exploring the intersection of sex and technology, we've updated this gallery to include some of the latest smart toys hitting bedrooms and beyond.

Skip navigation! She carries a tote full of her demonstration supplies up to a suburban home, where a group of 17 women await her presentation. This kind of entrepreneurship is nothing new — just think of the Tupperware parties of yore. Nearly everyone has a red Solo cup with a mixed drink. As they settle into the living room, Vidal sets up her four-drawer portable cabinet.