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In the protracted war between Betamax and VHS, two of the initial home video standard, there is a pervasive story that pornography was a major factor in deciding the outcome. The story goes that Sony, which was among the main sponsors of Betamax, was skittish vr porn about associating Betamax with pornography and and so the less prudish gatekeepers of VHS got a boost that put the ultimate nail in Betamax's coffin. Whilst it is true that Sony refused to let pornography be published on its format, there's no evidence this is a decisive factor in that one format war. It's however true that the adult industry and pornographers specifically have already been quick to capitalize on new technological innovations. Whether it's webcams, 3D technology or HD video, pornography has grasped onto it firmly with both hands. It works the other way as well, this industry has driven the development of new technologies which have found applications outside adult entertainment. Innovations in internet commerce security,privacy and anti-piracy legislation are but three examples. In the future there is no reason to think that the adult entertainment world won't continue to push certain technologies. These days, for instance, Realdoll (a manufacturer high-end sex dolls) has begun to buy artificial intelligence (AI) development. The development of sex robots, in other words.