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* ''Series/StarTrekTheNextGeneration''. As stated in [[Recap/StarTrekTheNextGenerationS1E2TheNakedNow "The Naked Now"]] (only the second episode--Roddenberry didn't waste any time!), Data is "fully functional" and "programmed in multiple techniques" which he apparently demonstrates on Tasha Yar. Music/{{Voltaire}} wrote a song [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dlbmi1hhV_0&feature=player_embedded about it.]]

* In ''VideoGame/MassEffect3'', after [[spoiler:EDI gains the Cerberus assassin robot's body, she can be encouraged by Shepard to pursue a relationship with Joker, which is unsurprising, considering all the UnresolvedSexualTension from the previous game, and therefore making Joker a target of this trope.]]

* Music/TheMechanisms' engineer, Nastya Rasputina, is attracted to machines rather than other (mostly) humans. She and Aurora, the Mechanisms' sentient ship, are in a committed relationship.

* ''Series/{{Lexx}}'''s 790 was a robot head (mis-)programmed for love, yet incapable of [[IsThatWhatTheyreCallingItNow interfacing]] with anyone as he lacked even a tongue. Not that that stopped [[{{Squick}} a robot head fetishist who owned a special groin attachment...]]

'''EMH Mark 2:''' Before you leave maybe you could... [[IsThatWhatTheyreCallingItNow download those subroutines into my database]]?

* In ''VideoGame/SaintsRowIV'' the Boss can "[[IsThatWhatTheyreCallingItNow romance]]" CID, the beach ball-shaped robot. CID also constantly hits on Shaundi ([[IHatePastMe both of them]]!), though without much success (and considering that this is ''[[ReallyGetsAround Shaundi]]'', that's really saying something). Of course, [[BrainUploading he wasn't always a robot]], and [[AndIMustScream his mind was imprisoned in the simulation for many years]] with no sexual stimulation of any sort, so he's probably trying to make up for lost time.

* ''Literature/SpaceAcademyDropouts'': Implied to be considered kinky, if not perverse. Vance eventually gets into it. Interestingly, one of the main characters is a AI who downloads herself into a human body to experience sex with humans. Set in the same universe as ''Literature/LucifersStar''.

* ''Literature/TheMurderbotDiaries''. In "Artificial Condition", sentient spaceship ART offers to uses its medical bay to surgically alter Murderbot so it will look like an [[HollywoodCyborg augmented human]] instead of a RogueDrone. Murderbot reluctantly goes along with the idea, except when ART wants to add sexual organs--to Murderbot's mind that would make it a SexBot, and as it HatesBeingTouched and is squicked out by the idea of sex generally, Murderbot's response is NoJustNo.

* In ''WebComic/LsEmpire'', one of the main characters is going out with [[VideoGame/MegaManClassic Roll]].

* Hyena of ''WesternAnimation/{{Gargoyles}}'' has some rather... disturbing intentions toward the Coyote robot. Upon learning that Coyote is a robot instead of a human in armor, her reaction is "Even better!" Which said, Hyena is just in general disturbing; she's a NightmareFetishist if you count all her {{Squick}}y kinks. Though she ''is'' a {{Cyborg}}, [[EvenEvilHasStandards even her own teammates find her worrying]].

* In ''Vee Is Calling'', [[spoiler:you are dating a sapient computer virus, complete with empathy. Make her care enough for you, and she'll feel too guilty to take over your computer]].

* In ''Machinima/RedVsBlue'', [[TheFool Caboose]] falls in love with the artificially intelligent tank.

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* ''Series/DarkMatter''. The crew find a disassembled entertainment android in storage and put her back together. Turns out as well as cooking, dancing or singing she's also a SexBot. When a character balks at the idea of having sex with an android he's MistakenForGay and is told "if you prefer male anatomy I come with interchangeable parts."

* ''DarkMatter''. The crew find a disassembled entertainment android in storage and put her back together. Turns out as well as cooking, dancing or singing she's also a SexBot. When a character balks at the idea of having sex with an android he's MistakenForGay and is told "if you prefer male anatomy I come with interchangeable parts."

* Creator/CharlesStross {{deconstruct|edTrope}}s this with his protagonist in ''Literature/SaturnsChildren''. She's a robot built for ultimate human sexual pleasure in an universe where humans no longer exist.

* ''TabletopGame/NewHorizon'' has its Wafans, which come in three shapes: Aesir (short human-looking androids originally built for janitorial/sexbot purposes), Vanir (the first models built, looking like humans with a robotic flare), and Jotun (large, clearly artificial mechbeings). All three are human, all three come in both genders, and all three are fully functional. [[{{Squick}} Yes, even the Jotun...]]

* This forms the central plot of ''Manga/AbsoluteBoyfriend'', where the female human lead, Riiko Izawa, forms a romantic relationship with a robot, Night Tenjou. Night is actually a sexbot, programmed to fire up as much as "[[AnatomicallyImpossibleSex fifty rounds a night]]" (so says his promoter), but Riiko is already overwhelmed enough that she merely wants him to become her boyfriend.

* Endless Mike, a veteran poster from ''Website/TheOutskirtsBattleDome'' is known for his love of toasters.
* [[http://clarkesworldmagazine.com/artbio_115/ This artwork]] from ''Clarkesworld'' magazine.

* ''Film/{{Westworld}}''. The protagonists have sex with some android hookers. A scene written for the script by Creator/MichaelCrichton (but not in the film) had a company representative demonstrating the next generation of android servants for the home -- at one stage he shows off a male android's implied [[BiggusDickus larger 'equipment']].

* This is something found in ''Literature/LucifersStar'' by CT Phipps where bioroids are a regular creation of Ares Electronics. They are often sold as sex toys despite being fully sentient (but BrainwashedAndCrazy). One of the main characters, Isla, is one that broke of her mind control and murdered her owner. The protagonist and she become regular lovers.

* The ''Series/StarTrekTheNextGeneration'' episode where Data and Tasha Yar have sex, although they were KissingUnderTheInfluence at the time. Not sure if [[Film/StarTrekFirstContact the Borg Queen]] counts, since she's a cyborg.
* ''Series/StarTrekVoyager'': One time the EMH's sexual subroutines were deleted so he could fit into a smaller data, ah, package, for transmission to the Alpha Quadrant.

'''EMH Mark 2:''' Sex? How's that possible? [[BarbieDollAnatomy We're not equipped with a]]--\\