The first sexual robot will be on sale in January. What Harmony can do, version 2.1

The robot was created by Matt McMullen, who has worked for him since 2014 and will be launched from January, with prices ranging from 8600 euros to 17,000 euros - depending on the equipment required by customers .

Harmony has 30 different faces, 16 different body shapes, various breast shapes (from AA to triple F), 19 types of nipples and 11 kinds of genital devices.

In fact, this so-called robot is a speaker head, placed on a body of different shapes and sizes, with a silicone skin.

He has 18 personalities - from a happy and cheerful character to a sensual, shy and very talkative person.

The "shy" personality has already criticized publicly for another "sex bot" because it was speculated that this would encourage rape.

Inventor Doug Hines has prompted the rage of some people after saying that his model, Roxxxy, was programmed in "frigid" mode, not to be appreciated when touched in intimate places, and the robot resists resistance, saying, "That it's not good, please stop. Do not do that. Do not do that! ".

Laura Bates, founder of the Everyday Sexism project, says that such a robot, who accepts a forced sexual relationship, is "a risk of normalizing rape but having an acceptable face in the public."

It is certain that as of January, the British will be able to order a Harmony sexual robot, whose artificial intelligence allows him to be subjected.

"Yes, just as some women are subjected," said robot creator McMullen.

Harmony can be controlled with a smartphone or tablet application that allows users to "build" their personality.

She will know how to say jokes and even say welcome phrases like, "Welcome home, dear. How was he at work today? "

But his silicone body will remain motionless, which McMullen hopes to improve in the future by mounting his robotic arms and heat sensors.
She even thinks of introducing a self-lubricating option:

"I've been working in the sex doll industry for over 20 years, and the only thing that customers have ever asked for was the human touch. They want to hold someone by their hand, be hugged when they get home. The reason I focused more on my head was that no matter how beautiful a woman is, a man will first look at her face. You look in someone's eyes. That's about human interaction. Gender is important, but it is not the most important. "