"Smart Sex Toys: Can Data Optimize Orgasms?" Melissa, a 35-year-old event planner in Chicago, uses a vibrator called Lioness that measures her arousal and uploads orgasm patterns to an app. The data tracks her pelvic floor movements, allowing her to compare orgasms. Some see this technology as a way to understand sexual changes or optimize orgasms. However, experts warn about potential privacy issues and the impact on partner dynamics. Other devices like Perifit and Wujj also offer data tracking features. Ultimately, the use of smart sex toys raises questions about privacy and the potential impact on sexual experiences and relationships.