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(8 Jan 2020) US CES SEX TECH SOURCE: ASSOCIATED PRESS RESTRICTIONS: AP Clients Only LENGTH: 4.32 ASSOCIATED PRESS - AP CLIENTS ONLY Las Vegas, US - 7 January 2020 1. Close of CES logo 2. Tilt down to convention center walkway 3. Mid of banner, reading (English): "Health & Wellness" 4. Pan right to Lora DiCarlo booth 5. Various of Osé device and packaging 6. Mid of sign, reading (English): "Meet Osé" 7. Mid of sign, reading (English): "The Pleasure id All Yours. The Ingenuity is All Ours" 8. Various setup shots of Lora DiCarlo, CEO and Founder of Lora DiCarlo, speaking 9. SOUNDBITE (English) Lora DiCarlo, CEO and Founder of Lora DiCarlo: "Now, here we are today, and we have sex tech here at the show and it's done in a very respectful manner and that's really what we were aiming for. We wanted to see that respectfully done, highly innovative tech that doesn't objectify human bodies, doesn't objectify women, and it's really innovative. And we're seeing some really beautiful things here at the show. And we're just really, really happy to be the agents of change that really kind of were the catalysts for this. And we're just, we're happy that we can be leaders in this space." 10. Tilt down of sign, reading (English): "Seize the Yes" 11. Mid of exhibitor demonstrating Osé device 12. Tilt down of CES Innovation Award sign 13. Various of Osé packaging 14. Various of DiCarlo speaking 15. SOUNDBITE (English) Lora DiCarlo, CEO and Founder of Lora DiCarlo: "The way that people approach sexual health technology has not changed for at least 80 years and the way that we approach female sexuality hasn't changed for millennia. We demonized female sexuality. And that's why we're here, though, is to change that conversation and have that healthy dialogue and to remove the shame around sexuality and how we talk about sex and how we innovate around sex technology. We haven't done much innovation in this space for the last 80 years and I think that it's far past time for that to change." 16. Pan right of exhibitor speaking with visitor 17. Pan right to Crave booth 18. Mid of sign, reading (English): "Build-a-vibe workshop" 19. Mid of sign, reading (English): "Follow along #Lovecrave" 20. Mid of visitors talking to exhibitor 21. Mid of banner, reading (English): "Crave" 22. SOUNDBITE (English) Ti Chang, Vice President of Design, Crave: "This is something that has been happening for a very long time and just needed to be in a mainstream stage because people are having these conversations and it's really important to be in a place such as CES, which is the largest consumer electronics show, to also have products that have to do with female sexual wellness as part of their health and wellness, because we know that these products have been on the show floor for years, but they've been traditionally for men like VR porn, silicone dolls, but when it comes to a women's vibrator, you know, they obviously had a bad reaction to it last year." 23. Wide of CES show floor ASSOCIATED PRESS - AP CLIENTS ONLY Las Vegas, US - 5 January 2020 SOUNDBITE (English) Gary Shapiro, President of Consumer Technology Association (CTA): ASSOCIATED PRESS - AP CLIENTS ONLY Las Vegas, US - 7 January 2020 24. Pan right of CES show floor LEADIN: Sex tech - many produced by women-led startups - were given a place at this year's CES gadget show. It comes a year after organisers revoked an award for a sex device company led by a female founder. STORYLINE: This year's CES allowed space for sex tech companies as a one-year trial. One of the companies that pushed for the change was Lora DiCarlo. ==== Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...