Tickets for Love and Sex with Robots 2020 conference now on sale

Updated November 13, 2020

Published November 11, 2020

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As we reported some months back, the 5th Love and Sex with Robots conference – like pretty much all other events – is fully virtual this year, and tickets are now on sale, priced at $5 for the two-day event.

For the five bucks, you get access to all the discussions (where you can interact and ask questions via video, voice or text) and the option to view a full recording of all the sessions, along with the PDFs of any research presented. Participants submitting papers will also be published in a special issue on Love and Sex with Robots in the Journal of Future Robot Life.

The event is taking place on Dec 7 – 8, though timing for each session across the two days still hasn’t been announced. Day one starts at 2pm GMT, according to the EventBrite listing.

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This year, the sessions and speakers will focus on a range of diverse topics, beneath the umbrella of sexual or ‘intimate’ machines – including, sextech start-ups, intelligent sex hardware, robot clones, gender, and robo-ethics.

Speakers confirmed for the event include Dr Sven Ripsas, Berlin School of Economics, and Dr Ingo Rollwagen of Applied Sciences. They’ll also be joined by Dr David Levy.

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