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People Shocked When They See What Happened To Sex Doll

AmericaNow Staff  ·  January 1, 2017

A popular sex robot doll at an electronics fair broke down after too many people groped the doll and “soiled” her body.

The doll, named Samantha, was the most popular attraction at the Ars Electronica Festival — displaying her ability to touch, speak in several languages and learn new things through artificial intelligence. Samantha reportedly looks people in the eye and asks how they are, even giving hugs to passersby. She moans when people touch her and responds when her breasts are touched.

Over the course of the fair, several people groped the robots’s breasts and damaged parts of it before it was deemed broken.

“The people mounted Samantha’s breasts, her legs and arms,” Sergi Santos, head of Sythea Amatus, the company that made the doll, told the Daily Star. “Two fingers were broken. She was heavily soiled.”

Santos said that the doll needed to be sent back to Barcelona, Spain, where the company is based.

“People can be bad. Because they did not understand the technology and did not have to pay for it, they treated the doll like barbarians,” he said.

The sex doll was displayed at the festival in Austria, and was taken down after it began malfunctioning. Despite the damage, the artificial intelligence software still worked completely normally. Santos reportedly asked the doll how she was, to which she replied, “Hi, I’m fine.”

“Samantha can endure a lot, she will pull through,” Santos said. He also noted that he’s sold 15 of the Samantha robots, despite their hefty price tag — approximately $4,400 dollars.

A large number of brothels in Austria have begun to include sex robots in their roster following the success of a doll named Fanny, the Daily Mail reported. That particular doll is the most popular “attraction” at the “Kontakthof” brothel in Vienna, the capital of Austria.

Psychologist Gerti Senger told the Daily Mail that she was shocked to learn how much people preferred sex dolls to standard prostitutes. Senger called the trend “a real autistic tendency.”

Many readers expressed disgust over the expensive doll and its malfunctioning.

“Look at those losers! Disgusting human filth,” one reader commented.

“This is so stupid,” another added.

Others, however, made light of the situation.

“What’s becoming of us as humanity? Anything for thrills,” one Daily Mail reader commented.

“Hope she goes for a wash after the romp,” another wrote.

“What happens when the batteries die, does she become frigid,” another reader quipped.

Sources: Daily Star, Daily Mail / Featured Image: Max Pixel / Embedded Images: CEN via Daily Star