Realbotix, a California-based sex tech firm, is in the process of developing an advanced “manbot” that can offer “companionship” to lonely women around the world.
Designed to give women pleasure with bionic penises “better than vibrators”, hunky male androids will cost between £8,000 ($11,000) and £12,000 ($15,000) when they go on sale.
Creator Matt McMullen, founder and CEO of Realbotix, saidhe is aiming to release the male version of his trailblazing female Harmony sex robot in 2018.Now the innovator has offered the world a fascinating insight into his progress – by posting a picture of the male sex robot, named Henry, on Instagram..
The intriguing picture, shared by McMullen’s sex doll company RealDoll, shows the exposed head of the male cyborg from a sideways perspective.
With wires and circuit boards exposed, the sex robot, whose silicone body is anatomically correct, currently looks more machine than man.But when the finished article is released, six stone Henry will appear every inch a human, including the size and shape of his genitals.
In the caption to the photo, RealDoll joked: “Do you ever get the feeling you’d lose your head if it wasn’t bolted into your neck???Fans of RealDoll reacted with disbelief in the comments section of the post, with many referencing sci-fi TV series and movies that feature eerily human robots.One posted: “Westworld is here.”
A third commented: "If you guys help create Skynet, I am going to be pissed! LOL." Father-of-five McMullen, from San Diego, California, said male sex robots will be the “next big thing” in 2018.McMullen, 48, explained: “Women have the same issues of loneliness as men.
“People call them sex dolls but mostly it’s about companionship.
“In this world of computers people are missing out on human interaction.”
Users will be able to operate the male robotic head through an app, whose machine learning technology will develop dominant personperson.
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