The robotic sex machine

Machine

Precision, privately held.

Shockspot is a high-end robotic sex machine — a linear instrument for a private room. The stroke is not a fixed wave. Depth, length, speed, smoothness, and acceleration are commanded digitally, at once without stopping the machine to adjust.

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The house

Shockspot is a high-end robotic sex machine — a linear instrument for a private room.

Most machines are bound to a simple sinusoidal stroke. This one is not. Motion is written, not forced by a crank. Featured on HBO. Called "the best consumer machine we've ever used" by FuckingMachines.com.

Why it is different

Motion, written.

A true robotic system. The profile is digital. The hardware does not choose the curve.

01 — Control

True robotic machine.

Typical machines follow a single mechanical loop. Shockspot does not. Acceleration, depth, and stroke length are set independently, then blended. The instrument answers as you command — immediately, on-the-fly without stopping. No thumbscrews to adjust..

02 — Arrival

As you wish.

Out of the box it runs. Software or the stand-alone remote. When you want more, you compose a sequence, name it, recall it, change it.

03 — Lineage

Assembled here.

Linear drive. Force held through the stroke. The V1.5 is faster and more load-tolerant than what came before. Assembled in the United States.

True motion control

The room answers at once.

On a laptop or a PC you shape the profile — how fast it arrives, how deep, how far, how smoothly it turns. Combine those moves. The machine does not wait on a cam. It takes the new command as you give it. The stand-alone remote holds the same four hands when the computer stays closed.

The command suite

Presence

An object in the room.

People may stand with it. They are dressed. The machine stays on the plinth.

Discretion

It disappears when asked.

Folded: about 16.5 × 26.5 × 5.5 inches with the legs on, or 6 × 25 × 5.25 inches with them off. Twenty-three pounds. The carton is unmarked.

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