Soon, men may not need real women for sexual pleasure any more except when they want babies of their own blood and the reason is not far fetched.
Now that the demand for sex dolls is increasing, sex toy companies are going the extra mile to outdo the competition and create a sex doll that is as close to human as possible.
A sex toy company has created a sex doll that stands out. Her name is Harmony and the doll uses Artificial Intelligence to mimic human behavior and make her appear life-like. Harmony can speak in all languages. She can also engage in conversations like a normal human being. In the sex department, Harmony can moan during sex, talk dirty, call your name, get wet and can even have orgasms during sex.
The doll costs around $2,500 on average and can be customized to any shape, size and skin color you prefer. The company sells about 600 of them every year in the US alone and demands are skyrocketing.
Below is a video of Harmony as well as a list of all she can do.
1. She runs on batteries that are rechargeable just like your smartphones and laptops.
2. She’s designed to meet your sexual fantasy just like a real human does but in a way only a machine can do.
3. She can self-lubricate during intercourse, moan, talk dirty, remember your name, call your name during sex, maintain any position you like and is highly flexible so you can divide her legs like the red sea anytime. She can even climax during sex.
4. She is a good partner and can engage you in discussions just like a human does.
5. She can self-warm her body.
6. Her mouth is also human like and moist, so you can thrust down her throat if that’s your fantasy.
7. Skin like textures made of silicone and very soft, it feels just like a real human skin and ROBOTIX plans to up their game by making them moist just like a real human during sex.
8. You can install new language accents on her and get her to speak in any accent you like, so if you love Spanish women accent you can get Harmony to speak to you in such accent.
Credit: Harmony Sex Doll, Google, YouTube, San Diego Union Tribune