Lovense AI Doll
The forthcoming AI Companion Doll combines conversation, voice and physical presence. Lovense expects delivery in the first quarter of 2027, subject to production.
Prototype · expected Q1 2027Our assessment
One of the most relevant forthcoming models to follow, because it brings conversation and connected hardware together in one product. We assess its potential from the documentation. A prototype and manufacturer images are not yet proof of durability or everyday quality.
What makes it interesting
- Combines AI conversation with physical presence.
- Documented integration with Lovense devices.
- The manufacturer states expected delivery.
Important caveats
- Still a prototype, not verified as ready to ship.
- English; Danish is not documented.
- Cloud- and internet-dependent functions.
Functions and specifications
- Category
- AI Companion Doll / physical AI doll
- Status
- Second prototype; waiting list
- Expected delivery
- Q1 2027, according to the manufacturer
- Conversation language
- English
- Connection
- Internet for most AI features
- Features
- Voice, memory, personality, facial expressions and sensors
Product images 3 images
Official press images from the CES and IFA demonstrations. They show prototypes; the image alone does not establish a particular sales configuration.
How far along is it?
Lovense's official IFA announcement from September 2026 describes the model as the second prototype. The current FAQ lists expected delivery in the first quarter of 2027. This is an expectation, not confirmed delivery to Denmark. The name Emily appears in external coverage; the current product page uses AI Doll / AI Companion Doll.
Everyday use will be decisive
Conversation memory, personality and interaction with devices are the manufacturer's documented focus. Our questions concern actual conversation quality, responsiveness, service and control of personal data. We have not tested the model and do not give it a test score.
Silicone body with substantial weight
Lovense specifies full silicone and a weight of 33 kg. The two heights are 155 and 159 cm, and the manufacturer gives limits for joint movement. The weight makes moving and storage practical considerations. The silicone description does not establish perceived softness or contact comfort; that requires testing a finished model.
Screen and connection
The head is specified with a 4-inch touchscreen, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and removable batteries. Three hours of continuous use is the manufacturer's figure. Audio cues and system messages about the network and active listening are promised. The public page does not describe a specific stopping procedure or measured noise level.
Cleaning is not yet fully described
Lovense stresses that the robot head's electronics must not be immersed in water. Full care instructions must be included on delivery. Until they are available, we cannot assess how easy the model is to wash, dry and reassemble. The model has not been physically tested in our assessment.