Futurist Dr Ian Pearson predicts that by 2025, households in affluent areas will start seeing robotic sex in practice, particularly among women due to their early adoption of similar technologies. He points out that while vibrators have existed for over a century, advancements now include teledildonics—remote-controlled sex toys that utilize the power of computing and networks, making sexual experiences more interactive and enjoyable.
Dr Cathy O'Neil highlights a potential shift in the gender dynamics of sex robot usage, suggesting that as women increasingly engage with technology in their intimate lives, robots may outperform men in their ability to meet women’s expectations. She believes that in the wake of the #MeToo movement, there's a push for higher standards, advocating for an environment where women's desires can be met on both emotional and physical levels.
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