Sex robots in Japanese development

What drives human innovation? Well, we know where the funding is coming from. We know that financing comes when you have a return on investment. What do people spend money on? Well, think about Maslow’s hierarchy of needs. People want to maintain self-preservation, so they will find the greatest flows of technological money in those things that protect the sanctity of life; things like health care and medical advances, security and the military. People also want respect from their fellow man. They want to look good; This way you will find consumer items such as makeup, clothing, sports cars, etc. Humans want companionship and entertainment too, so we see advancements in special effects in movies, computer games, and now the Japanese are developing human female robots. Today they are advertised as maids, receptionists and waiters. But in the true spirit of the Kama Sutra, you can bet those Japanese robotic engineers will soon design Blonde Hair Blue Eyed sex robots to do their bidding.

These Japanese scientists have unveiled the most human-looking robot to date, at least in the public domain. Now a secret, forward-looking research is underway to build robots so real they will fool humans – in other words, maybe they’re sitting next to you and you wouldn’t even know it. Japanese scientists call their new android robot Repliee Q1 Expo. She flicks her eyelids in normal human increments, looks like she’s breathing, and moves her hands like a human would. This robot has more than 42 actuators. But in fact, this is simply the first step in human-type robotics.

We all know that the internet is used primarily for recreational purposes to browse websites such as pornography, chat, online dating, and personal communications like that. It should be obvious that the near future of robotic androids will be used for sexual pleasure. Isaac Asimov and others have cited this as the most likely use. Not only have science fiction authors featured these futuristic predictions, Hollywood has also featured in various movies like “Artificial Intelligence AI.”

Using touch sensors and the latest haptic research, Japanese scientists are on their way to developing their next commercial technology. The Repliee Q1 Expo has 42 actuators, but some of MIT’s robots will mimic human nerves in the hand and already have 250 sensors. New skin technologies will allow robots to grow real human skin in Petri dishes and these could also be incorporated into the robot sexual revolution. You want more information about Repliee Q1 Expo;

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