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Tokyo (Japan) – We’ve all seen the lovable Sony Aibo robot and the wacky RoboSapien by Wow Wee Toys, but Sega Toys is touting a new robot that can provide loving attention to single males. The SEGA EMA, short for eternal, maiden, actualization, is a 38-centimeter tall and has infrared sensors to detect nearby people. It can dance, kiss and in all has 60 different moves. There’s even a ‘Love Mode’ which makes the robot extra frisky.
Sega officials say EMA is aimed at single Japanese males in their 20s and the robot should be available in September for $175. Read more … Guardian UK
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