"Kissenger" Delivers Long-Distance Smooch

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A robotics researcher in Singapore has developed a machine with synthetic lips that transmits kisses through the internet. Called "Kissenger", the device is designed to connect distant loved ones, with a cyber-smooch.

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1. Quinn the Eskimo 09:17 PM 8/25/12

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