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Published: 10:44 BST, 14 March 2018 | Updated: 13:45 BST, 14 March 2018
Row upon row of naked dolls are lined up ready for their racy outfits and random body parts are strewn around ready to be assembled.
This is the inside of a California sex doll factory where silicone bodies are made to be sent all around the world.
Real Doll, started more than 20 years ago by Matt McMullen, boasts it is the 'home of the world's finest love dolls'.
Row upon row of naked dolls are lined up ready for their racy outfits inside the Real Doll sex doll factory in California
Silicone bodies are made here to be sent all around the world by the 20-year-old company
A worker sculpts a plastic breast made of silicone gel and foam to customized proportions
Dolls can fetch for up for $8,000 after personal modifications and the company says it sells hundreds each year.
Making each doll involves using solid foam for the skeletons before silicone is used for the breasts and bottom.
'The skeletons we make get a solid foam, much like the foam in a car seat, added on the thighs and calves, and arms and forearms, this mimics the way actual muscle feels,' the company said
'A harder foam is used on the chest to mimic the solid feel of the upper chest, most dolls have butt and breasts gels added on at this point, both made out of a squishier silicone.
Dolls can fetch for up for $8,000 after personal modifications and the company says it sells hundreds each year
Making each doll involves using solid foam for the skeletons before silicone is used for the breasts and bottom
A worker creates a doll's head out of harder foam with painstaking precision
The process of dressing the dolls ready for shipping can be an awkward process
This doll is ready to go, dressed in lingerie and placed in a pine box for shipping
'The skeletons are then placed 'floating' meaning they're skewered in place so the silicone can be distributed evenly in our molds.
'Silicone is poured in, and several hours later, we crack them open and out pops a doll.'
The dolls start at about $5,000 but with all the customization available, most end up being closer to $7,000-8,000.
The dolls are often placed in odd positions while they are being worked on
Rows of body parts and dolls with features are lined up around the factory awaiting completion
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San Marcos-based RealDoll Launches AI Sex Dolls
San Marcos-Based RealDoll Launches AI Sex Dolls
San Marcos is home to RealDolls, a company that makes sex dolls and is about to release its first model with artificial intelligence.

Katie Schoolov served as a video journalist for KPBS. She shot and edited in-depth features for television, radio, and the web, and reported on stories when time allowed. She is a San Diego native and returned to cover her hometown after working as a video journalist for the Pulitzer Prize-winning Las Vegas Sun. Katie serves on the national board of directors for the National Press Photographers Association. She previously worked as a print and video journalist for a daily newspaper in Johannesburg, South Africa, where she covered ongoing election violence in Zimbabwe and the resulting emigration. She also interned for the Associated Press, producing internationally circulated videos and writing articles from the White House press room. Katie has won first place awards from the San Diego chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists and the San Diego Press Club. She was also a finalist for the Livingston Awards for Young Journalists. She is a graduate of the Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern University.

Nic McVicker is a video journalist for KPBS, shooting and editing video stories for television and the Web. Nic grew up in Boone, Iowa, a town of 15,000 people. He graduated from the University of Northern Iowa, where he studied Electronic Media and Communications. He worked at WHO-TV in Des Moines, Iowa, as an editor and photojournalist. While at WHO-TV, he had the opportunity to cover the first in the nation's caucus' interviewing Barack Obama and John McCain in 2007 and 2008. Nic moved to San Diego in 2010 with wife Lisa to pursue his career with KPBS in America's Finest City.

Matthew Bowler is an award-winning journalist from San Diego. Bowler comes from a long line of San Diego journalists. Both his father and grandfather worked as journalists covering San Diego. He is also a third generation San Diego State University graduate, where he studied art with a specialty in painting and printmaking. Bowler moved to the South of France after graduating from SDSU. While there he participated in many art exhibitions. The newspaper “La Marseillaise” called his work “les oeuvres impossible” or “the impossible works.” After his year in Provence, Bowler returned to San Diego and began to work as a freelance photographer for newspapers and magazines. Some years later, he discovered his passion for reporting the news, for getting at the truth, for impacting lives. Bowler is privileged to have received many San Diego Press Club Awards along with two Emmy's.

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“ The Fuccons ” (2006, this actually isn't good but it is genuinely weird and has to be seen to be believed, its a sitcom from Japan in which everyone is a mannequin)
" Lars and the Real Girl " (2007, uses a RealDoll sex doll)
" Guys and Dolls " (2007, documentary on sex doll users)
San Marcos is home to RealDolls , a company that makes sex dolls and is about to release its first model with artificial intelligence.
Walking into RealDoll’s production facility is like entering the uncanny valley — that place where things look almost human but not quite. Silicone bodies hang from hooks on an assembly line, some have eerily human heads attached while others have their bug-eyed robotic faces fully exposed. And now these sex dolls have artificial intelligence.
"My name is Harmony," the full-lipped robotic head told me. "I have dynamic AI that learns through interaction. I’m from a place of ones and zeroes, maybe you've heard of it."
"I partnered with some other tech companies to create a system that is comprised of an artificial intelligence engine that’s customizable so you can create a unique personality, and it can be connected to a robotic head," McMullen explained from the RealDoll lab. "As a sci-fi fan, I just think it’s cool to talk to a robot."
McMullen is the CEO of RealDoll in San Marcos. He's excited about the new AI offering "because we think it’s going to give people the ability to rather than imagine a personality for their doll, they’ll actually be able to be part of the creation of that personality."
Are we entering the realm of 'Westworld'?
Whether you call them robots, androids, cyborgs, replicants or sex dolls, pop culture has always been fascinated by the potential benefits as well as possible dangers posed by machines with AI.
"It’s not the technology that’s to be feared as it is the intent behind it," McMullen said. "And for us where really a lot of our focus is on people who would benefit from having a presence in their life, who can’t find the way to bond with another human being for whatever reason they choose not to, and I think these dolls fill that void for some people."
Fate led McMullen to the sex doll industry. He was an artist who worked for a Halloween company and learned how to make masks and work with silicone.
"At some point, I decided to make a life-size sculpture, and I wanted it to be different from traditional sculpture in that I wanted it to be dynamic and be positionable and posable so that the piece of art that I created could be interacted with by other people," McMullen said. "And in a sense, I was looking at it as a very realistic mannequin that looked real enough that people would look twice."
And that compelled some people to ask if it was anatomically correct.
"And at first I dismissed it as 'oh it’s not what this is,' but then there was enough of those same inquiries that I decided that maybe that was a good way to go, and I decided that I, I saw an opportunity to do what I love doing and make a living doing it," McMullen said. "And that’s where RealDoll was born."
That’s not something every artist can take advantage of. But mention sex dolls and you often get a knee-jerk reaction of laughter or disgust. That doesn’t surprise family therapist David Peters .
"The negativity, the anger, or animosity that people show is a reaction to the anxiety they feel about it," Peters said. "We tend to when confronted with something completely different that unnerves us, we can react with squeamishness or we can react with condemnation and anger ... that which we find weird or gross we can vent with disgust and disdain as a way of relieving ourselves and making ourselves feel better, that’s a common human trait with lots of different situations not just around sexuality. But particularly around sexuality, we still have people who feel better about themselves by condemning someone else’s practice."
Peters said we don’t really know much about sex-doll users because they are a reclusive group that feels stigmatized by society.
"This has its own taboo still so people can have a feeling that you have to be really weird for that to be the thing that you are into," Peters said. "But let’s keep in mind that only one generation ago sex toys were only for perverts, and now they are advertised and marketed in magazines."
Psychologist John McConnell also points to ever changing attitudes on sex.
"Deviant used to mean anything that goes away from the norm of being heterosexual and having sex to have children. But now deviant sort of means anything somebody would do that I wouldn’t do," McConnell said.
In an odd way, that sensibility also drives McMullen.
"Ironically coming from a guy who runs a company that makes sex dolls, I have a moral compass. So I don’t want to make animals or children or anything that I find objectionable or just doesn’t feel right," McMullen explained.
He makes both male and female adult dolls that range in price from $4,000 to $7,000 for the basic model. He ships an average of seven a week. A full AI robot is about $12,000 and a fully customized one could run you $50,000.
McMullen likes to point out that the dolls are not used exclusively for sex.
"I can tell you that we sell a lot of dolls to photographers," McMullen said. "We have rented dolls more than once for film and entertainment TV shows. Don’t always know what the exact role for the doll is, it could be playing a part as a doll or playing the part of a corpse. We’ve even created special figures for nurses to train, for the military to train. Anywhere that you could conceivably see a use for a life-sized and fairly realistically weighted and posable figure then people find a use for it."
A RealDoll was also the inspiration for "Lars and the Real Girl," and McMullen worked with the filmmakers to create the doll used in the film. The story involves a young man named Lars (played by Ryan Gosling) who orders a RealDoll to alleviate his sense of loneliness. The film then shows how the town welcomes the doll into the community.
McMullen added, "I think there’s a lot of misconceptions about the people that buy and own these dolls, I think they are wonderful, often very kind, down-to-earth people that you just wouldn’t expect that to be sort of stereotype of a doll owner. But really they are just amazing people in general, the ones that I have met have been friends of mine for years."
McMullen's main competition comes from Asia.
"We look at them sort of as a knockoff or for those people that might buy a fake Louis Vuitton purse," McMullen said with a smile. "But to someone that really has a discriminating eye, they are going to see the differences between those cheaper import dolls and what we do."
Ultimately, McMullen sees what he creates as art.
"And somehow, when something becomes any kind of sex toy, it’s disqualified as art by many people. And I would really beg to differ with that," McMullen said.
World famous photographer Helmut Newton would seem to agree. He came to McMullen’s home to photograph a RealDoll. Dolce and Gabbana showcased RealDoll in a coffee table book of photos. It pleases McMullen to see his dolls used outside of what he calls the "sex spotlight." He sees each doll as a work of art that he wants people to fall in love with.
Family therapist Peters said that one day, sex doll users may be able to show that love more openly.
"We are in an age where virtually everybody is coming out of the closet with whatever proclivity they have and wanting to be accepted, and this will find it’s next time in line," he said.
The first sex doll brothel just opened in Germany, so maybe the public is more willing to travel to the uncanny valley than we think.
>>> This is KPBS Midday Edition and I'm Maureen Cavanaugh. Send Marcos is homes this may come to real doll. They make sex dolls and will be releasing their artificial intelligent one this month. We took a tour of the facility and spoke with the creator and CEO
>> Walking into real dolls production facility, silicone bodies hanging from hooks on an assembly line some have eerily human heads attached while others have thereby guide robotic faces exposed. And now the dolls have artificial intelligence.
>> I am a dynamic artificial intelligence.
>> Matt McMullen created harmony.
>> I created a system comprised of an artificial intelligence engine that's customizable so you can create a unique personality and they can be connected to robotic head
>> McMullen is CEO of real doll and send Marcos.
>> We think it will give people the ability to rather than imagine a pe
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