$175,000 Robot Girlfriend: Futuristic Dream or Dystopian Reality?

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Could a $175,000 robot girlfriend be the future of relationships? Meet Aria, Realbotix’s latest innovation, designed for emotional companionship, not physical intimacy. Packed with lifelike movements, eye-tracking, and AI-powered personality customization, Aria takes technology to a whole new level.  With features like Advanced Body Mobility and open-source AI, Aria isn’t just for romance—she’s perfect for industries like healthcare, education, and entertainment. Fully customizable, she allows users to create their ideal companion. But at $175,000, is Aria a groundbreaking innovation or a glimpse into a dystopian future?  Join the conversation: would you embrace this futuristic dream or is it a step too far? Location: London WooGlobe Ref : WGA631976 For licensing and to use this video, please email licensing@wooglobe.com

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00:00Could this be the future of relationships?

00:02A $175,000 robot girlfriend that blurs the lines between science fiction and reality?

00:09Meet Aria, the latest innovation from Realbotics.

00:13Packed with advanced technology, Aria boasts lifelike movements, eye tracking,

00:19and even the ability to recognize and remember you.

00:22But here's the twist she's built for emotional companionship, not physical intimacy.

00:27With features like advanced body mobility for human-like gestures and open-source AI integration,

00:33Aria isn't just a robot she's designed to connect.

00:36Want her to have a personality powered by chat GPT? No problem.

00:41But Aria isn't just for romance.

00:43Realbotics says she's perfect for industries like education, healthcare, and even entertainment.

00:49A companion for emotional, not physical, support.

00:53Customizable from head to toe, Aria lets you build your ideal companion.

00:58And if you change your mind, simply swap out parts.

01:01It's a futuristic dream, but at $175,000, it's a hefty one.

01:06Still, some can't shake that eerie feeling.

01:10Are we too close to the uncanny valley?

01:12Is this innovation or dystopia?

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