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Japanese handshaking robot will inevitably be used for evil. Sexy evil.

By Cyriaque Lamar Published March 27, 2012, 5:30 pm ET

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Meet Osaka University’s remote handshaking telepresence device. Combine it with the Telenoid R1 sperm monster and the remote kissing machine for an erotic fiesta of disembodied horror.

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