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Paired Shiatsu Collars

Remotely "massage" each other's necks

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Imagine a pair of thick neck collars that clamp down onto your neck and the neck of a significant (or not so significant) other. It has two sides: The inside is filled with motors/actuators/bladders that are remotely controlled in order to give you a massage. The outside is for you to remotely massage the paired collar. You squeeze and caress the outside and this controls the other collar's inside side.

Optional features: A heart monitor (for those into that erotic asphyxiation thing), Locking mechanism, microphone and speakers, heating/cooling elements.

It may kill you.

—	twitch, Dec 30 2018

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You're confusing Shiatsu with Shih Tzu.

One is an art originating in mediaeval Japan, and the other involves being rubbed gently with a small woolly dog.

—	8th of 7, Dec 30 2018

Just on kinematics, a collar would not be my first choice of a long duration stroking position. Some fun could be had if the sending input was on another part of the body. Especially a small, or even a large, woolly body.

Or have I got this wrong and you are massaging your significant other and thereby massaging yourself. Which by the way is definitely how it should work.

—	wjt, Dec 31 2018

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