Comments on: More on Roxxxy the “Sexbot”

By: Jim

Jim — Sat, 27 Aug 2011 15:21:16 +0000

This product went bust. It was a joke. It’s not even a real robot. It’s just an ugly HEAVY silicone doll with a soundbox inside. They haven’t sold a single doll. It’s over for this stunt.

By: Ciprian

Ciprian — Tue, 23 Feb 2010 02:49:28 +0000

Roxxxy’s face is a little… ugly. If it goes well, I think a lot of people will make love to Roxxxy with a bag over her head (not that making love to a robot doll isn’t already completely weird)…

By: jviernes

jviernes — Thu, 11 Feb 2010 10:56:58 +0000

Found you on twitter, and now following you I don’t think sex bots will be as good as a girl… specially if you love the girl.

By: Pappaous

Pappaous — Fri, 05 Feb 2010 10:40:33 +0000

I fell in love with Robots when I saw “Twilight Zone, The Lonely” episode, but look what she turned into! The evil Queen in “Willow”. What is interesting… from an artistic perspective as well as a study in humanity was the video footage of the android’s feet. It added a sense of vunerability. Not to say I wasn’t moved by her tears when the main charactor was creul and in denial, but her soft feet with the harsh background of the Death Valley floor in the background compelled compassion. Hard to break that synaps… thats why women spies are sooo effective. My point is, an artificial partner would be of little use unless the message of need is clearly convayed… and accepted. So, for an andriod to be compelling enough to suspend disbelief it has to have self preservation, vunerability, and a sense of acceptance. Yah? Von beautiful Veronica Belmontmiester? I retracted my FB comment about you’d make a great android because the Veronica I get a sense of by reading your career blog is independant, self assured, and looser intolerant. Not that there is anything wrong in that as you are a human. I am not so self absorbed as to think I can make anyone’s happiness let alone my own, because the things I persue and acheive diminish to quickly and leave my with personality regret.

By: Andrew Mager

Andrew Mager — Thu, 04 Feb 2010 22:02:17 +0000

Romance is officially dead