Life-size Robot Never Gets Erectile Dysfunction

A company called Realbotix has created a 6-foot male robot that never gets erectile dysfunction (ED).

“Henry” was created in response to the success of female robots, providing the male equivalent for women in search of a mix of artificial intelligence and companionship.

Speaking with a British accent, Henry can recite love poetry, sing and drop romantic phrases, and his robotic penis ensures that you’ll never have to have a conversation about erectile dysfunction.

The robot will retail for about $14,000 and because he only weighs 84 pounds, Henry is somewhat portable.

Poetry, a British accent and no chance of ED

“I feel certain that eventually women will be turned on at least as much as men by sex robots,” says the author of “Love and Sex With Robots” author David Levy.

“The huge sales of vibrators prove that women, in general, are very happy to achieve orgasm by way of electronics.”

For most people, having sex with a robot is neither appealing nor affordable. It’s more likely that any woman purchasing Henry is single, not avoiding a husband who is coping with erectile dysfunction.

For real men with erectile dysfunction

So, if you’re struggling with ED, you probably don’t have to worry about being replaced by Henry. Plus, developing erectile dysfunction doesn’t necessarily need to be a lifelong issue.

With erectile dysfunction drugs like Viagra, which has been shown to work for more than 80% of men, your erectile dysfunction may require no more than a little pill.

You’ll need to talk to your doctor, as Viagra is only available by prescription, but if a short conversation about erectile dysfunction is all that’s standing between you getting some Viagra, it’s a small price to pay.

Besides, it’s possible that your erectile dysfunction is a symptom of an underlying health condition, such as diabetes.

Getting to the root cause of your erectile dysfunction may get you some Viagra now, but get you erections naturally if you address the root of the problem.