Sex Machine Redesign

LET ME TELL YOU ABOUT US:

We are an inventor and manufacturer of a robotic sex machine.

You can see our product at www.fornix.net

HERE IS WHAT WE NEED:

A redesign of our existing sex machine to appeal to both genders. Our current design is too sterile and too masculine. We would like something with little to no hard edges, softer contours, and made or wrapped with softer materials.

OUR TARGET AUDIENCE IS:

Older Females and Couples, Gay Men

WE LIKE THESE DESIGNS:

Philipe Starck contours:

http://www.hotelbarstools.com/wp-content...

http://www.spotd.it/2009/04/milan-design...

Alessi kitchen product synthetic materials

http://images.businessweek.com/ss/06/07/...

Apple gadgets minimalism

Ducati Motorcycles and Aston Martin sleekness

WE ABSOLUTELY MUST HAVE (or we don't want to see) THIS IN OUR DESIGN:

Must be able to be manufactured cost effectively. Shapes need to be be able to created with as few molds as possible for injection molding (preferably 2 molds) Can use injection or die cast molding process for the frame. Frame can also be molded as one piece.

Frame can be made of rubber/plastic derivatives, alloys, or die cast metal wrapped in a rubbery/foam sleeve.

Frame needs to collapse into small cubic area for storage and transportation.

Ideally, one frame can be used for all sex positions: standing, kneeling, squatting, laying on back, and doggy style.

Ideally, one frame can be stationary on floor for certain positions, and also have enough reach for people positioned on a bed. Frame can either remain on the floor, be placed on the bed (surface area permitting both the frame and the person's body), or inserted underneath the mattress as an anchor.

If one frame can't accommodate all of these positions, we can create multiple frames for different uses.

We should design the frame to be as versatile as possible.

I've attached 3 files: Original frame design, and two new ergo designs: one standard, and the other for a bed.