Scientists Develop S*x Robots with Pulses and Warm Skin that Feels Like Real Humans (Photos)

Many people will be excited over the announcement by some scientists about new s*x robots with warm skins that feels like that of a human. 

Sex dolls with lifelike features will soon be available for sale (Photo: Facebook/abysscreations)

 

In this era of advanced technology, scientists have developed a lifelike robot with warm skin which can even copy real humans down to their dimensions and personality traits.

 

According to a report by Dailystar, the s*x robots even have pulses and lifelike warm skin like that of a real human. Some are made to look exactly like real life crushes. 

 

Love and Sex with Robots author David Levy said the robots will be available for sale soon. He said the new s*x dolls would be built using photographs and human replicas.

 

 

"Once the technology and the whole system of ordering and manufacturing these products becomes sophisticated, you won’t be able to stop your ex-boyfriend if he wants to order a robot that looks like you, same size as you, with the same voice as you," he said.

 

Already, there is high demand for the lifelike s*x dolls as many people have started experimenting. It is believed that by 2030, realistic versions would be made available.

 

The professor said racy developments in artificial intelligence will allow robots to even sound like that person some celebrities. He also said they plan to make s*x dolls that look like celebrities.

 

Dr Levy added: “As the technology improves, the electronic voice will sound more and more like any particular person.

“Not only specify the characteristics of your robot, what they’re interested in, what they know about, colour of their eyes, various dimensions.

 

“You’ll also be able to specify exactly how they will look.”

 

Ordinary people will not have the same rights as celebrities over image rights, he explained.

 

Hollywood stars s*x robots could sell in huge numbers with the A-listers raking in mega cash for licensing their images to developers, the robot expert claims.

 

Dr Levy explained manufacturers will have to get the permission to licence the celebs' images.