Lovense has introduced Emily, a life-size AI-powered sex robot designed for intimate companionship, at CES 2026. The doll features realistic physical attributes and advanced software that remembers interactions and adapts to user preferences. Priced between $4,000 and $8,000, it is set to ship in 2027.
At CES 2026, Lovense, a brand known for app-connected sex toys, debuted Emily, a life-size companion doll that blends physical intimacy with conversational AI. The robot features a realistic silicone exterior, a fully posable internal skeleton, and limited facial movements, including mouth motion, to enhance expressiveness.
The core innovation lies in Emily's AI system, which enables the doll to hold conversations, remember past interactions, and adapt its personality over time. As described by Lovense, Emily 'accumulates' experiences, fostering a sense of ongoing connection. Users can customize both the doll's physical features and personality. The device connects via Bluetooth to the Lovense app, allowing remote AI interactions even when not physically present. CNET's senior producer Jesse Orrall, who spoke with Lovense executives, noted that Emily can send AI-generated selfies on request, though he could not test the chat features on-site.
Lovense positions Emily not merely as a sex device but as a tool for building confidence through judgment-free connection and safe exploration. The company's website emphasizes its role in a broader ecosystem combining hardware, software, and machine learning for long-term personalization. This unveiling follows the trajectory seen in previous CES exhibits, such as Realbotix's Aria humanoid robot at CES 2025, which focused on emotional connections beyond sex tech.
Emily's pricing ranges from $4,000 to $8,000 depending on customization levels, with shipping expected in 2027. Interested users can join the waitlist on Lovense's website for a $200 reservation fee. The product's presence at CES signals advancing human-AI relationships, where companions evolve from novelty to personalized partners.
