VacuGlide 2
A stationary vacuum machine using a piston, a hose and a separate receiver for automatic movement.
Offered for purchaseOur assessment
A distinct alternative to an ordinary motorised stroker. The many adjustments provide flexibility, but its size and components make setup more involved than with a compact handheld product.
What makes it interesting
- 20 speed levels and 10 automatic offline modes.
- Independent adjustment of movement and vacuum.
- Online remote control, video synchronisation and external AI control.
Important caveats
- Weighs around 6.35 kg and needs space for the machine and hose.
- Online features depend on Wi-Fi and external services.
- Comfort and practical noise levels require a physical test.
Functions and specifications
- Type
- Automatic vacuum and stroking machine
- Technology
- Automation with optional external AI features
- Offline
- 20 speeds; 10 automatic modes
- Movement
- 10–225 movements per minute according to the manufacturer
- Weight
- 14 pounds / approx. 6.35 kg
- Status
- Currently offered for purchase
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Automation and AI are two different layers
The vacuum machine has ordinary automatic movement modes and video synchronisation. The manufacturer also offers AI companions that can control the machine online. This does not mean the mechanical modes are themselves AI.
What requires external software?
Online features include remote control, a pattern library and an AI companion. The manufacturer's MCP documentation also describes control through compatible AI assistants when the device is connected to the Autoblow cloud.