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AI companions set to dominate discussion at Love & Sex With Robots 2024
AI companions look set to be the dominant topic in the next Love & Sex With Robots conference: the annual sex robot technology conference scheduled to take place in Montreal, Canada on August 24-25, 2024. The event, hosted at Université du Québec in Montréal (UQAM), will be a hybrid in-person and online event featuring technology […]
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Beyond the Interface: Free online sextech, AI, VR, and sex worker conference set for October 2024
A free online Zoom conference covering sextech and sex work, set to feature talks and presentations about AI, VR plus other sex and technology crossover subjects, will take place in October 2024. Beyond the Interface: Critical Perspectives of Sex Work and Sextech will be hosted by the Center for Feminist Research’s Critical Trafficking and Sex […]
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Smiles better: Humanoid robot skin is becoming more realistic
Scientists from the University of Tokyo in Japan and Harvard University in the US have worked together on a study showing how synthetic skin could be better attached to robots. The researchers said that their findings, based on attaching fake skin to surfaces using ‘V’-shaped hole structures they called ‘anchors’, could benefit both the robotics […]
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‘Is sex with a robot cheating?’ What 10 years of research tells us about sex robots
What do we really know about attitudes to sex robots, their technology and development, and the ethical issues around them? Frustratingly, academic research into sex robots generally isn’t as well-funded as it is for, say, the world’s most damaging diseases. Over the last decade or so there have been various research papers and studies conducted […]
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Lightbulb moment? Wearable Kaisar LED penis ‘horseshoe’ claims to increase sexual performance
A wearable that fits around the penis, claimed to be the first men’s healthcare device to use photobiomodulation therapy (PBMT), has been launched along with claims that it improves sperm count and mobility, plus erectile function. The Kaisar is a horseshoe-shaped gadget that sells in the US for $239 and features 40 LED lights, to […]
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What’s the relationship between extended reality and sexual arousal? UK-based study aims to find out
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People are more accepting of paying for sex with robots than human sex workers
December 11, 2018