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From failed experiments to a global hit: how the Satisfyer emerged from a Bavarian basement

From failed experiments to a global hit: how the Satisfyer emerged from a Bavarian basement

The French comedy Pour le plaisir claims that a French engineer invented the Satisfyer, but the device was actually created by German engineer Michael Lenke. Lenke developed the popular air-pulse vibrator after observing the mechanism of a water pump in his daughter's aquarium.

Based on reporting by ad. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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