Gynoid

== Definition ==
A gynoid is a humanoid robot designed to resemble a female human. The term combines "gyn," which pertains to women or feminine qualities, with "android," a term used for human-like robots. Gynoids are a subset of humanoid robots, specifically crafted to replicate the appearance, behavior, or characteristics traditionally associated with women.
== History ==
The concept of gynoids has been explored in science fiction and robotics for several decades. Early examples can be found in literature and media, where robots with feminine forms are featured. The term "gynoid" itself was coined by computer scientist David Levy in his 2009 book "Love and Sex with Robots," to address the need for a specific designation for female-like robots.
== Design and Features ==
* Appearance: Gynoids often have human-like facial features, body proportions, and movement patterns. Advanced models may include realistic skin textures, facial expressions, and detailed clothing.
* Behavior: Many gynoids are programmed to simulate human behavior, including conversation, emotional responses, and social interactions.
* Technology: Modern gynoids integrate technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI), natural language processing, and robotics. They may also include sensors and actuators to enable interaction with their environment.
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