Smart condoms detect infectious disease

Scientists have created the world's first "smart condom" , which evaluates the possibility of male sexual relations as well as sexually transmitted diseases (STIs).

The i-Con condom is the latest type of smart device in the growing technology world. Type "raincoat" high technology will provide a series of statistics, speed and time "battle," help men used evaluate the ability of their sex.

The most important part of the i-Con is the rim (condom mouth) that can be resized and reused several times.

In addition to the "men's brains" , i-Con also records burned calories, possibly even detecting some STIs such as syphilis and chlamydia.

Similar to other health tracking devices, smart condoms will use nano-processors and bluetooth technology to transmit data to a smartphone application. All information is stored anonymously, but users "still have the option of sharing their data with friends or the world."

According to the authors, the most important part of the i-Con is the rim (the mouth of the condom) can be resized and reused several times. The product is a tiny USB port for charging. Each charge lasts about 6-8 hours.

i-Con is currently in final testing stages and is expected to be officially launched later this year for nearly $ 74.

The British condom maker, the unique developer, has received over 90,000 pre-orders. They insist that these customers will be updated and have the opportunity to receive "raincoat" smart before the product officially launched to the public.