In the Second Floor Gallery, the Sex and Technology exhibition explores how mankind has adapted technological advances to sexuality and the effect these adaptations have had on society and the individual. Most often used to replace or attract a sexual partner, the technology behind the medicine, media and mechanics shaping human sexuality is having a profound effect on the nature of relationships.

The exhibition touches on topics as diverse as pharmaceuticals, surgical technology, the evolution of photography and film, video games, digital imaging and the internet in this penetrating look into technology's role in the evolution of fantasy and reality. Among items on display are early films, phone sex recordings, early 3D slides, surgical implants, patent drawings, photography and surrogate objects of all kinds.