These virtual girlfriends are taking Tokyo by storm... but would you invite one into your bedroom? <\/p>\n
LONERS can now feel the sweet, virtual breath of a woman upon their neck without bothering to find a lover. <\/p>\n
Its all thanks toJapanese firm FutureLeap, which has created a virtual reality system so realistic youd swear that cyber date just whispered sweet nothings in your ear. <\/p>\n<\/p>\n
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The company showed off its high-tech romance gear at the three-day Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality exhibition in Tokyo. <\/p>\n
At FutureLeaps booth, a young model was seen kneeling on a fluffy carpet as she tossed balloons in the air, blew bubbles and flirted with a man wearing VR headgear sitting some two metres (6.5 feet) away. <\/p>\n
He reached out to touch her shoulder and got nothing but air, but when she whispered into the device, he was able to feel the sensation of her breath on his ear. <\/p>\n
Most virtual reality romance games feature an animated companion rather than a real person, said company employee Tomoyuki Takahashi. But in this case, usersare able to feel the real sensation as if you were together alone with a woman who is just your type. <\/p>\n
This type of realistic sensation will become the main trend in virtual reality technology, he added. <\/p>\n<\/p>\n
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Other companies have even moved away from offerings that require a VR headset. <\/p>\n
LiveCartoon CEO Shohei Tsuji, covered head to toe in motion sensors, demonstrated the companys newest product by showing off his best dance moves while a pretty female anime character mimicked his steps on screen. <\/p>\n
\"With this system you can have animated characters talking directly to customers,\" he said. <\/p>\n
Virtual reality pornography could be available in thousands of European hotels room within six months. <\/p>\n
Men have been urgedto spice up sex with their long-term partner by strapping on a virtual reality helmet during romps. <\/p>\n
But experts fear it's so realisticthat people will start to think its okay to cheat in real life, scientists have warned. <\/p>\n
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