The bionic booze hound will happily knock back gallons of the strong stuff - and won't have to worry about a bad head in the morningThis is Drinky - the shot-downing robot who's the ideal companion for lonely drinkers. <br /> <br />The bionic boozehound will happily knock back gallons of the strong stuff - and won't have to worry about a bad head in the morning. <br /> <br />South Korean inventor Eunchan Park came up with the artificially intelligent imbiber, who can also raise his glass for a lusty cheers before downing a drink. <br /> <br />The automaton even glows red after taking enjoying a bumper. <br /> <br />Mr Eunchan was inspired to invent his alcoholic android three years ago after spending a lonely Christmas drinking by himself.He posted underneath his Youtube video: "This robot's name is Drinky. <br /> <br />"He drinks really well. <br /> <br />Read more: World's first beer-brewing robot makes manufacturing beer as easy as cooking a microwave meal <br /> <br />"On Christmas in 2012, I drank Soju (Korean alcohol) alone because I had no girl friend at that time. <br /> <br />"Drinking alone was definitely terrible."So I couldn't drink anymore. <br /> <br />"Lastly, I put an extra glass in front of me and poured Soju into it. <br /> <br />"And then, I cheered by myself with the glass of Soju, as though there was someone in front of me. <br /> <br />"Surprisingly, after that, the taste became totally to be changed. Wow. <br /> <br />"So, I could finally find the secret of taste of alcohol totally depends on existence of partner.This is why I made this robot. <br /> <br />It comes after it emerged sex robots may actually be the biggest tech trend of 201 . <br /> <br />The popularity of the artificially human machines has grown directly in tandem with their realism. <br /> <br />And not only will people be having intimate relations with them - they may even fall in love with them too. <br /> <br />Dr Helen Driscoll, a leading authority on the psychology of sex and relationships, said 'sex tech' was already advancing at a fast pace.Dr Driscoll, from the University of Sunderland says that robotic, interactive, motion-sensing technology is likely to become more and more central to the sex industry in the next few years.
