Camasutra’s new android app puts romping virtual porn stars into the real world

This saucy smartphone app uses augmented reality to let you place virtual porn stars into the real world

The augmented reality app uses 3D scans of real romping adult film stars, and then recreates them in the real world – using your phone camera.

The app works for both iPhone and Android smartphones, and was created by porn tech company Camasutra VR.

It lets you place the fornicating porn stars absolutely anywhere – the street, your local park and even the office.

And thanks to augmented tech, you can even walk around the porn stars and you’ll see them from different angles depending on where you stand.

It means that randy app users can get up close – or even underneath – the virtual smut stars, as if they were really there.

“With this new app, viewers are able to interact with several different adult stars and place them in various locations based on where you point your camera,” explained Adam Sutra, Camasutra VR’s CEO.

“Users can overlay our lifelike computer-generated images right through their camera lens for an unparalleled virtual experience that feels unbelievable real.”

The app is only available through the company’s Patreon funding website, and costs $5 (£3.57) per month to use.

To create the app, Camasutra VR worked with genuine adult film performers.

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“We start with a 135-camera scan of our real stars,” the company explained.

“The photos are then processed through our photogrammetry pipeline giving us perfect 3D reconstructions.

“We use AI and a pretty serious Motion Capture system to make sure our talent moves exactly like they do in real life.”

The performers are recorded on a variety of positions – so you can have them performing oral sex, or humping on a table.

You can even remove either one of the virtual rompers, and then pretend to pleasure the remaining star yourself.

Due to the adult nature of the app however, you won’t find it in the official Apple App Store or Google Play Store.

Source: www.thesun.co.uk