/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>43599669
Imagine your doll being able to position and pose itself on voice command or app. That would make life so much easier. We don't need full range of motion. Big movements mixed with subtle movements is way more than enough. Better yet would be programmable range of motion through open source apps. Let us nerds crowd source it and share our work open source. Imagine being able to download personalities that changed her voice command system as well as how she moves or responds to touch. Right now they're adding basic motors. Gyration for hips, neck, and suction. It's ok but getting servos and gyros engineered in with an app environment will be the quantum leap here. The parts aren't even expensive and the programming team will be global tech nerd doll owners.

With AR/VR an anime doll becomes any character you want with that approximate body. Just like you see with AI character chatbots you'll be able to trade waifus. Download Rem and Ram into your Automes or Aqua and Megumin. They could have basic interaction (talk to each other) and respond to you. At first with simple commands and simple movements (spread your legs, get into doggy position, get into cowngirl, move your hips slowly, use your tongue, etc.). And they will do simple things. But over time as motors and programming improves...

>>41558293

do you think that the hobbie will die when everyone has access to their own anime maids?

>>41335689
>soon