Stimulating mechanism for adult toy

A stimulating mechanism for an adult toy, comprising:

• a first elongate cavity having a first end and a second end;
• a first magnet being a permanent magnet and having a north pole side and a south pole side, the first magnet arranged inside the first elongate cavity to linearly translate between the first end and the second end thereof;
• a second magnet being a permanent magnet and having a north pole side and a south pole side, the second magnet arranged with respect to the first magnet to face one of the north pole side and the south pole side thereof;
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• a motor coupled to the second magnet via a gear arrangement, wherein the motor, via the gear arrangement, is configured to rotate the second magnet to recurrently change the magnetic orientation thereof with respect to the first magnet such that the north pole side and the south pole side of the second magnet are alternatively facing one of the north pole side and the south pole side of the first magnet, causing the first magnet to linearly translate inside the first elongate cavity.

A stimulating mechanism for an adult toy, comprising:

• a first elongate cavity having a first end and a second end;
• a first magnet being a permanent magnet and having a north pole side and a south pole side, the first magnet arranged inside the first elongate cavity to linearly translate between the first end and the second end thereof;
• a second magnet being an electromagnet and having a north pole side and a south pole side, the second magnet arranged with respect to the first magnet to face one of the north pole side and the south pole side thereof;
• an electrical line configured to supply electric current to the second magnet;
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• an electric supply controller configured to recurrently reverse direction of the supply of the electric current to the second magnet to cause switching of the north pole side and the south pole side therein, and thereby recurrently change the magnetic orientation of the second magnet with respect to the first magnet, causing the first magnet to linearly translate inside the first elongate cavity.