Manufacturers prohibit customers from sex with the robot

Those who buy the Pepper robot must sign the contract not to have sex with it, nor to create sex-related applications or programming over its software.

Want to buy a pepper robot, the buyer can not relate to the robot

According to Mirror, France's Aldebaran SAS, along with Softbank Mobile, one of Japan's largest telecoms companies, has successfully created an impressive robot called Pepper .

Pepper robot can chat with humans. Photo: Aldebaran.

Pepper is a smart robot weighing about 27kg, about 1.2m high, has three-wheel multi-way to help it move flexibly. This robot is equipped with a 3D camera that gives it the ability to sense its surroundings and human activity within three meters.

The inventors hope Pepper will become a companion to humans. This is the first humanoid robot, designed to live with humans. He does not know how to cook, clean, and does not have supernatural powers but he knows how to communicate and talk, as well as how to recognize and react to human emotions. It can also move itself and operate autonomously.

According to Wired, Pepper was ordered in 60 seconds during the first sale on June 20. About 1,000 people paid for this special robot for $ 1,800.

Pepper version in Japan. (Photo: Mirror).

However, that does not mean the buyer can do anything about it. In an effort to curb ill-used uses, early September, the production company asked consumers not to sex with Pepper by asking the buyer to sign the contract, even if they did not. Make sex-related apps for Pepper or programmatically override its software.

The company said a developer reinstated Pepper's iPad's chest-hunger appetite and gave it a virtual "virtual chest" that allowed Pepper to shake and even moan when the user touched. to enter.

Especially the developer is female and claims to reprogram the robot "for the purpose of testing sexual harassment."