Lilith
09-17-2003, 06:03 AM
Indian scientists claim to have invented a new robot which has the ability to improve couple's sex lives.
Dr CRJP Naidu, of the Centre for Artificial Intelligence & Robotics, says the robot can simulate body movements and he boasts of its "sexual prowess".
He told the Hindustan Times that the robot could be used to help couples with marriage problems.
Dr Naidu said: "One of the reasons for marital break-ups today is physical inadequacy. Couples are so stressed out that there's no time for foreplay, so essential to get the juices flowing. A smart machine can bridge that gap in no time."
The Advanced Step in Innovative Mobility robot (ASIMO) is being produced by Honda, and scientists are working to improve it further before it is marketed to "gadget loving" Indians.
Dr Prasada Raju of Department of Science and Technology, GOI, syas ASIMO was initially designed "to perform unusual tasks beyond normal human capability".
But he added: "What we have actually achieved goes far beyond that. Saving young couples from breaking apart could be another un-looked for bonus."
Dr CRJP Naidu, of the Centre for Artificial Intelligence & Robotics, says the robot can simulate body movements and he boasts of its "sexual prowess".
He told the Hindustan Times that the robot could be used to help couples with marriage problems.
Dr Naidu said: "One of the reasons for marital break-ups today is physical inadequacy. Couples are so stressed out that there's no time for foreplay, so essential to get the juices flowing. A smart machine can bridge that gap in no time."
The Advanced Step in Innovative Mobility robot (ASIMO) is being produced by Honda, and scientists are working to improve it further before it is marketed to "gadget loving" Indians.
Dr Prasada Raju of Department of Science and Technology, GOI, syas ASIMO was initially designed "to perform unusual tasks beyond normal human capability".
But he added: "What we have actually achieved goes far beyond that. Saving young couples from breaking apart could be another un-looked for bonus."