(19 Nov 2025, 13:29 )Like Ra Wrote: (19 Nov 2025, 12:10 )Gabriel Wrote: In theory, it'd be something like "battery level is 10%. Kneel and charge, or you'll get shocked non-stop." Exactly. And cages are not easily removed. Collars can be removed in one movement.
(19 Nov 2025, 12:10 )Gabriel Wrote: For extra redundancy, it could be a combination of a shock cage + shock collar Yes. Also with a GPS tracker. Those shock collars are not that pretty, though... Would be too dissonant for feminine clothes 😋
It would be a locking collar, obviously. 😉 Some lock with padlocks, others lock magnetically (you need a specific key to open them), and I'm pretty sure there are already collars that can be unlocked only through bluetooth/online. Doesn't have to be a collar, though. An unusual looking thick bracelet would work just as well. 😉
(19 Nov 2025, 19:44 )Gabriel Wrote: It would be a locking collar, obviously. (19 Nov 2025, 13:29 )Like Ra Wrote: Collars can be removed in one movement. Metal cutters. Click!
(19 Nov 2025, 20:32 )Like Ra Wrote: (19 Nov 2025, 19:44 )Gabriel Wrote: It would be a locking collar, obviously. (19 Nov 2025, 13:29 )Like Ra Wrote: Collars can be removed in one movement. Metal cutters. Click!
Kinda hard to cut a titanium collar/cuff/what-have-you. Especially with the aforementioned intense electric shock if there's any tampering. 😉
(19 Nov 2025, 23:10 )Gabriel Wrote: Kinda hard to cut a titanium collar/cuff/what-have-you. Ah, this is the kind of collars you mean. Yes, very true.
Actually... it can even be a magnet activated pressure collar with a hinge and a couple of cm long shaft. Wrong behaviour and the collar compresses the neck for 12-15 sec. It can be done is steps (think of the tooth-like internal lock). Each warning - one click.
Why are we so cruel? 😅
Because the peaceful way is boring. 😉
Soooo, now we just need to find an ebterprising company that would put together the hardware and the software mwahaha
A year or so ago, there was an Australian company that made pricey metallic shock collars that could be programmed to keep somebody in 24/7 puppy mode. (Head down, on all fours, etc.) Sooo, we already have the technology, kinda. Just need to find amoral entrepreneurs to develop the AI aspect. 😉
The first prototypes will almost certainly have bugs and would shock their users far too much... I volunteer as a tribute for the benefit of all the rest of you. So selfless, I know. 😊
(Yesterday, 02:23 )Gabriel Wrote: The first prototypes will almost certainly have bugs and would shock their users far too much... I volunteer as a tribute for the benefit of all the rest of you. So selfless, I know. 😊
Debugging this type of restricting and shocking collars? Let us hope there will be no lethal accidents.
Worst-case, I'd die doing what I loved. 😋 (And remember, the initial proposal was for the shocker chastity device. Blame Ra for the collar idea hahaha)
(Yesterday, 02:23 )Gabriel Wrote: pricey metallic shock collars that could be programmed to keep somebody in 24/7 puppy mode. (Head down, on all fours, etc.) Have a look at this post: https://www.likera.com/forum/mybb/Thread...7#pid69737
I'm planning to buy one.
(Yesterday, 13:17 )Gabriel Wrote: the shocker chastity device https://www.likera.com/forum/mybb/Thread...7#pid82837 - I've got the Lockink one.
I'm discussing it with Gemini- yes, the technology is there.
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(Yesterday, 14:18 )Like Ra Wrote: (Yesterday, 02:23 )Gabriel Wrote: pricey metallic shock collars that could be programmed to keep somebody in 24/7 puppy mode. (Head down, on all fours, etc.) Have a look at this post: https://www.likera.com/forum/mybb/Thread...7#pid69737
I'm planning to buy one.
(Yesterday, 13:17 )Gabriel Wrote: the shocker chastity device https://www.likera.com/forum/mybb/Thread...7#pid82837 - I've got the Locking one.
I'm discussing it with Gemini- yes, the technology is there.
I had one of these QIUI devices a few years ago. The shocks were only a mild tickle. I used to store it locked, and then one day I wanted to put it on, and it would not open, whatever I tried. I was lucky that this did not happen while I was wearing it. It mentions on the internet how to force it open, but that destroys it, and it would be extremely difficult when you are alone, because you have to locate the hidden spot by which you can start breaking into it.
(Yesterday, 18:22 )Zooy Wrote: I had one of these QIUI devices a few years ago. On one hand, Lockink ≠ QIUI, on the other - they are similar. Estim stops on its own, Bluetooth connection breaks, it's not very sturdy, etc. But "the technology is there!" Now there is even an LTE model.
The main module is tiny and can be easily built into a collar. The collar can be made from hollow metal (think of titanium with TiN coating), and the inner cavity can be used for the battery and electronics. There is even enough space for a hidden camera.
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