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We'll be having sex with robots in next 10 years Future expert predicts boom in Android lovers On the rise ... personal android lovers Ⓒ Corbis ROBOTS already build our cars, clean our houses and make our food - but soon they will be jumping into BED with many of us. It may seem like the plot of a raunchy sci-fi movie, but the popularity of sex androids is already on the rise, with manufacturers offering life-like, moving dolls for "private fun". And futurologist Dr lan Pearson has now predicted that the specialised robots will start to appear in ordinary homes in the next decade, as randy humans look for hassle-free love. In a report produced for an online sex shop, he says: "Some people will enthusiastically embrace relationship-free robot sex as soon as they can afford one - as early as 2025. "Brothels and strip clubs will soon include robots and they will be a specific fetish for some people, as well as a potentially cheaper replacement for real- life interaction." The rise of sex robots has featured in TV and cinema dramas this year, with Channel 4 sci-fi series Humans and hit British film Ex Machina focusing on the emotional impact of human-robot relationships. While Dr Pearson's vision may seem far-fetched, Neal Slateford, co-owner of Britain's biggest online sex toy retailer, Lovehoney, predicts that robot sex will be commonplace far sooner. He says: "The early robotic toys are out of the price range of most people, costing around £6,000, but the technology is developing all the time. "Prices will inevitably come down and we envisage selling mass-market robotic toys in around three years. "They could be brilliant products and let's face it, it is the safest way to have threesome with your partner and not end up in the divorce court." Companies across the world are already making fully working sex robots, which move and make noises to simulate bedroom antics. US firm TrueCompanion's website advertises an "ultra-realistic" sex robot, known as Roxxxy, describing it as a good replacement for a wife or girlfriend "without the social issues". Roxxxy, which costs around £5,000, has a heartbeat and circulatory system, thanks to internal sensors, and her personality can be altered to suit her owner. She is physically fully customisable, from hair colour to make-up and even toenail style. By LEE PRICE 16:01, 11
We'll be having sex with robots in next 10 years Future expert predicts boom in Android lovers On the rise ... personal android lovers Ⓒ Corbis ROBOTS already build our cars, clean our houses and make our food - but soon they will be jumping into BED with many of us. It may seem like the plot of a raunchy sci-fi movie, but the popularity of sex androids is already on the rise, with manufacturers offering life-like, moving dolls for "private fun". And futurologist Dr lan Pearson has now predicted that the specialised robots will start to appear in ordinary homes in the next decade, as randy humans look for hassle-free love. In a report produced for an online sex shop, he says: "Some people will enthusiastically embrace relationship-free robot sex as soon as they can afford one - as early as 2025. "Brothels and strip clubs will soon include robots and they will be a specific fetish for some people, as well as a potentially cheaper replacement for real- life interaction." The rise of sex robots has featured in TV and cinema dramas this year, with Channel 4 sci-fi series Humans and hit British film Ex Machina focusing on the emotional impact of human-robot relationships. While Dr Pearson's vision may seem far-fetched, Neal Slateford, co-owner of Britain's biggest online sex toy retailer, Lovehoney, predicts that robot sex will be commonplace far sooner. He says: "The early robotic toys are out of the price range of most people, costing around £6,000, but the technology is developing all the time. "Prices will inevitably come down and we envisage selling mass-market robotic toys in around three years. "They could be brilliant products and let's face it, it is the safest way to have threesome with your partner and not end up in the divorce court." Companies across the world are already making fully working sex robots, which move and make noises to simulate bedroom antics. US firm TrueCompanion's website advertises an "ultra-realistic" sex robot, known as Roxxxy, describing it as a good replacement for a wife or girlfriend "without the social issues". Roxxxy, which costs around £5,000, has a heartbeat and circulatory system, thanks to internal sensors, and her personality can be altered to suit her owner. She is physically fully customisable, from hair colour to make-up and even toenail style. By LEE PRICE 16:01, 11

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