Bizarre robot'lips' let you kiss long-distance lovers from anywhere in the world'Kissenger' device attaches to your phone and matches your partner's kiss Silicone lips move in real-time with theirs through six micro-sensors The high-tech mouthpieces even let you smell your partner from afar Developers plan to create full-sized snogging silicon heads in the future'Kissenger' device attaches to your phone and matches your partner's kiss A robot set of lips is promising to put the passion back into long-distance relationships. The Lovotics Kissenger is a silicone mouthpiece that allows you to smooch your partner from anywhere in the world. The bizarre device connects to your phone and will match a partner's lip movements and pressure in real-time. As well as feeling the kiss of a long-distance loved one, the device even lets you smell them. Scientists have created silicon robot lips that let you kiss someone from anywhere in the world.

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She says that connected sex toys could store incredibly personal data, raising concerns over how it could be used in future. One expert has warned that these connected sex toys, including sex robots, could store incredibly personal data, raising concerns over how it could be used in future. 'Right now my big concern is about data,' said Dr Kate Devlin, from the Department of Computing at Goldsmiths, University of London. With people often ticking the boxes to agree with terms and conditions without even reading them, the consequences could be huge. But it depends on how any saved data is used, explained Dr Devlin.

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