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Robots are built without breasts for a variety of reasons, primarily because breasts are not necessary for a robot's functionality and are a feature specific to human females. The decision to include or exclude specific human-like features, like breasts, often comes down to design choices, intended use, and the overall aesthetic goals of the robot's creators.
Here's a more detailed explanation:
Functionality: Robots are designed to perform specific tasks. Unless the robot's function explicitly requires a female-presenting body (which is rare), there's no functional reason to include breasts.
Technical Challenges: Creating a realistic and functional female form, including the complexities of breast movement and shape, can be technically challenging and may not be a priority for all robotic applications.
Design Choices: Many robots are designed to be machine-like or gender-neutral. The inclusion of breasts would be a deliberate design choice that might not align with the intended purpose or aesthetic.
Human Perception: While some humans may perceive robots with breasts as more appealing or human-like, this is a subjective preference and not a universal requirement for robot design, according to a study from HRILab Tufts. Some research indicates that people tend to assign gender to robots regardless of their physical features, according to a study from HRILab Tufts.
