Future prostitutes revealed...

If the imagination of two New-Zealanders becomes a reality, then brothels could take a new definition in the next couple of decades and human trafficking and prostitution would be controlled.

According to a report in'Mail Online', Ian Yeoman and Michelle Mars of the Victoria Management School in Wellington, New Zealand, say the production and use of lifelike android pleasure machines could effectively halt the spread of sexually transmitted diseases, as well as stem the increase in human trafficking associated with the sex trade.

In their paper titled - Robots, Men And Sex Tourism - they explain what the sex industry will be like in the year 2050. In their imaginary brothel, scantily clad blondes and brunettes parade around in exotic lingerie entertaining clients paying about £6,200 just to enter for an ‘all-inclusive service’.

All androids are made of bacteria-resistant fibre that guarantee no sexually transmitted diseases are transferred between consumers, the report added.

Android sex workers may also provide a ‘guilt free’ experience for men, they add. With no more women being exploited, the duo believe prostitution could gain more respectability.

In fact robot sex workers have been a feature of many science fiction in the past.