Where's the API for this? I want to build the first VSAAS (Virtual Sex As A Service).
Sex over distance using affordable consumer teledildonic robots
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#82Earlier quoted context omitted.
That's fine for you but... I'm horrified at what your grand kids will have access to.
That future is already here. Reading the book "Pornland" by Gail Dines was both shocking and informative. You can be horrified right now at what kids are consuming.
http://www.charlieglickman.com/2010/07/08/7-ways-to-create-a...
is one example of an article critiquing her work.
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#83> from a sex tech company called FriXion Nice name. It has an obvious connection to the product, and if you want to give out pens with the name on them you don't have to pay for custom printing [1]! [1] http://www.pilotpen.us/Brands/FriXion.aspx
Ha! Interesting to see if Pilot would choose to pursue a trademark-infringement case. "Yes, your honor, we think our writing implements can be reasonably confused with a sex robot."
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#84Some items from the video that were not mentioned in the article: One to many interactions, Record and replay experiences, Pre-recorded games/videos. Of course, none of the above should really be a surprise but they still caught me off-guard.
So Justin Bieber could have sex with all his Twitter followers simultaneously. Fascinating.
There's really nothing social to this particularly.
Re: Sex over distance using affordable consumer teledildonic robots
#85Now you can have sex without even touching another human being! Yeah, this is one activity I think I've going to stick to the old meatspace/wetware paradigm for, sorry guys. OTOH I'm sure it's a fun device to work on :)
Re: Sex over distance using affordable consumer teledildonic robots
#86Re: Sex over distance using affordable consumer teledildonic robots
#87> from a sex tech company called FriXion Nice name. It has an obvious connection to the product, and if you want to give out pens with the name on them you don't have to pay for custom printing [1]! [1] http://www.pilotpen.us/Brands/FriXion.aspx
Ha! Interesting to see if Pilot would choose to pursue a trademark-infringement case. "Yes, your honor, we think our writing implements can be reasonably confused with a sex robot."
Sorry, I had to.
Re: Sex over distance using affordable consumer teledildonic robots
#88Now you can have sex without even touching another human being! Yeah, this is one activity I think I've going to stick to the old meatspace/wetware paradigm for, sorry guys. OTOH I'm sure it's a fun device to work on :)
I'm not sure how dismissing your post is meant to be- but many people in long distance relationships would love having such a product.
If anyone wants to "solve the problem of LDRs", I'd much prefer them to as a look at things like immigration laws, international transport, cultural barriers.
Re: Sex over distance using affordable consumer teledildonic robots
#89Some items from the video that were not mentioned in the article: One to many interactions, Record and replay experiences, Pre-recorded games/videos. Of course, none of the above should really be a surprise but they still caught me off-guard.
Possibilities really open up with the telemetry translation api -- realizing that the telemetry is digital, and only has to be encoded once to be read for any purpose for any supported device is huge. We expect to be very busy for a long time fleshing out all the applications we have in mind. One that we're working on is using a users webcam to monitor heart rate (similar to the xbox one + kinect) and use that inform…
Re: Sex over distance using affordable consumer teledildonic robots
#90Earlier quoted context omitted.
That future is already here. Reading the book "Pornland" by Gail Dines was both shocking and informative. You can be horrified right now at what kids are consuming.
It seems from most of her public output that Dines' primary goal is to horrify, more so than to reliably inform. http://www.charlieglickman.com/2010/07/08/7-ways-to-create-a... is one example of an article critiquing her work.