The invention of a kissing device by a group of university students in China has generated mixed reactions on the internet. The device, which has been patented by the Changzhou Vocational Institute of Mechatronic Technology, is designed to allow long-distance couples to experience the sensation of kissing their partners.
The silicon device is equipped with a mouth-shaped module that mimics the pressure, movement, and temperature of a kisser's lips using sensors. The machine is paired with a mobile app and plugged into the phone's charging port, allowing couples to "upload" their kisses using the device's mouth-shaped module, which is then transmitted to the receiver's end.
The lead inventor, Jiang Zhongli, who was in a long-distance relationship with his girlfriend, said the idea for the device was inspired by his experience. While some people have praised the invention for its potential to bring couples closer together, others have expressed concerns about its potential implications and the possibility of it being misused.
In any case, the device is an interesting example of how technology can be used to enhance human experiences, even in situations where distance poses a challenge.
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