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Realism is often a key design goal with this type of android, as they are expected to perform a wide range of sex acts from oral sex to masturbation to penetration.
Realism is often a key design goal with this type of android, as they are expected to perform a wide range of sex acts from oral sex to masturbation to penetration.


"Love" can also be part of a sexbot's functionality.  This can be a programmed simulation, or as often the case in fiction, an unintended side effect of regular use.  This can raise issues of [[sentience]] and [[self awareness]].
"Love" can also be part of a sexbot's functionality.  This can be a programmed simulation, or as often the case in fiction, an unintended side effect of regular use.  This can raise issues of sentience and self-awareness.


==In fiction==
==In fiction==

Revision as of 21:33, 17 October 2025

Sexbot from the film Android Love

A sexbot (also sexdroid, lovebot, or any variation of those terms) is a robot designed and manufactured primarily for the purpose of having sex with its owner or operator. These robots are usually anatomically correct, and can also have fluid self-lubrication systems as well as realistic human-like genitalia.

Realism is often a key design goal with this type of android, as they are expected to perform a wide range of sex acts from oral sex to masturbation to penetration.

"Love" can also be part of a sexbot's functionality. This can be a programmed simulation, or as often the case in fiction, an unintended side effect of regular use. This can raise issues of sentience and self-awareness.

In fiction

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