Is 'perfect' robot woman too good to be true?

A Japanese robotics website claims to have developed the "Perfect Woman" with the ability to satisfy every domestic need.

Ai Robotics in Japan are apparently launching their new creation on Thursday.



Called Lisa, the android is available in blonde and brunette, dressed casually or revealingly, and is expert at everything from cooking and cleaning to massaging.

The two men said to be behind the project, Etienne Fresse and Yoichi Yamato, claimed to have developed a technology called Recognition Krax System (RKS) which gives Lisa "vocal, tactile and visual recognition".



However, sceptics believe it is either a scam or a promotional tool similar to the one used for I Robot, the film starring Will Smith, which also used a robot ordering website to generate interest.

Some have even suggested it may be art - a damning critique of women's role in relationships. Their website is vague and riddled with inaccuracies and the robot featured in their video demonstration looks more wooden actress than perfect woman.