Emma AI annual subscription lets you have conversations with your sex doll

Updated August 26, 2021

Published June 28, 2019

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Sex doll retailer Cloud Climax is now offering a “robot management system” for its Emma sex doll that brings more advanced interaction capabilities.

An annual subscription will set you back around $50 (£39.99), for which you can name your doll, pre-load questions and answers for Emma to respond to and input a short speech for the doll to relay at the push of a button. You can also load music to play through Emma, or input a loop for it to repeat.

While the voice management is cloud-based, the AI label it gets on its product description is a little far-fetched, and looks more like a sophisticated dictaphone feature to us. Elsewhere on the site, the company does claim that the system learns over time, and implies ‘Emma’ can respond without programmed responses.

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For privacy purposes, the programmed audio system will require a doll’s unique ID number in order to be activated. This means your preferred settings will only work with your robot.

However for $50 dollars a year, if you want your sex doll to talk to you, this is a pretty affordable option.

Other features of the doll include Emma’s ability to move her head sideways, internal heating, and a raft of body sensors that activate moaning sounds when touched, the company says.

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