Master's Student Demonstrates Thesis Project in Her Underwear

I've noticed a wonderful trend happening at universities these past few years: projects that integrate sex and technology in innovative ways to improve human health and well-being.
Students interested in how technology and sexuality fit together -- who take technology's role in sexual development for granted -- are naturally drawn to fields like interactive telecommunications, human-computer interaction and affective computing. It's a multidisciplinary movement that inspires collaboration among engineers, artists, psychologists and sociologists -- and in these studies, sex comes first. Tech is merely a catalyst.