Can sex robots improve the quality of life for elderly and disabled people who are unaccompanied by humans?

 She is 1.50 meters tall, has a 32 degree chest, a motion sensor, a Bluetooth speaker and a built-in heat sensor. She can moan, seduce, and learn to respond to basic word commands. Her ideal client is a simple guy who would say, "Now all you have to do is cook it and clean it up, and the women will be overwhelmed" or "I like it when they don't talk." (These are pornographic silicone doll Real comments under the ad.)

Robot sex dolls are often derided as fetish items for lonely rebels, who are almost always heterosexual men. However, some people believe that the potential of these dolls is much more than just masturbation devices. Jack is a professor of bioethics at Washington University School of Medicine in the United States. He believes this human-computer relationship can be used to create a fuller life and give dignity to those who cannot be accompanied by humans. This view is supported by scholars engaged in robotics innovation and research. The medical field of argumentative robots can satisfy personal sexual, emotional and educational needs.

Jack mainly believes that slander and create the value of using sex doll for the elderly, disabled people, especially disabled people, to provide them with a better quality of life and companionship dignity. Social attitudes towards older people and people with disabilities of all ages are underestimated, etc., which obscures their views on sexual desire.

From a more physiological point of view, the elderly may also face challenges in sexual activity due to the progressive changes in the reproductive organs (precarious erections, dry vagina) and the emergence of chronic diseases that accompany the pain and fatigue. These conditions make it harder for older people to meet their sexual needs without outside help. Disability takes many forms and often poses physical challenges to sexual intimacy. Therefore, a highly customizable humanoid sex robot is an interesting possibility to help these people meet their needs.

However, given this reality, today's market may still have a long way to go. A survey found that 66% of people over 55 would not consider having sex with robots. This reluctance may stem from the way sex robots are currently sold and the cultural stereotypes surrounding them.

"Today's doll industry focuses almost exclusively on young, able-bodied male customers. What kind of information is implicitly conveyed to older people, especially older women and people with disabilities?" Jack said in an interview by E-mail. In order to reposition the use of sex robots as a positive, community-driven way to increase the dignity of older people and their lives, Jack stressed that the design and possibilities of sex robots need to be rethought.

If the sex robot is rearranged into an intelligent, aimless assistant, rather than a sex container, the inherent dignity and companionship of the sex robot can be realized and utilized. relationship. Although many people with disabilities can stimulate themselves, self-stimulation alone cannot satisfy this desire. “Said Jack.

Although these predictions suggest that the number of sex robots in human life is increasing exponentially, their future still develops around their sexual value. Realizing the full potential of sex robots depends on their standardization as an aid, rather than their popularity as a sex object. To this end, moral biases must be overcome and sex robots must be seen as a means to achieve human dignity. As Jecker put it: "... My main concern is dignity. I mean supporting the minimum capacities of older people, such as their ability to form alliances with others. Expressing emotions, physical integrity, health, exercise, feeling, imagining and thinking. These are some of the essential things we can and do as human beings. They mark the difference between living and living."