[Request] Access panel ideas

[Blox_242]

Not sure if this is the right forum but I am in need of some ideas for an access panel for role-play with my wife.
After watching westworld (the bots are a bit to fleshy under the hood for me but it's a pretty damn good show) I let out my interest here which she was very receptive to ( and a little bit mad for not telling her sooner). I showed her my manips and some videos and now she is the one asking me for an access panel.

I was thinking of something like a rasberi pi with a small touchscreen ( for in use programming ) or even an arduino (more for visuals aspect). Is there anything else out there like the rasberi or will that be my best bet?

I may do some more manips as well now now that that I have my own bot to get input from....

[FaceoffFembot]

Ashley Fires featured a physical panel prop in some of her SciFiDreamgirls videos - you can probably use that as a reference.

[Blox_242]

That's not a bad idea, can't believe I didn't think of that. Wish she would do some more videos (as well as Diana).

I think still I'll ask for a Pi for Christmas; something small that can be interactive as well.

[jolshefsky]

I've thought about this a number of times and concluded that it was ultimately the imaginary fantasy that appealed to me.

Nonetheless, I realized that (in theatrical parlance) an appliance would necessarily be as absolutely thin as possible, to the point I thought even the thinnest coin cells might be too thick (or big, stiff, or lack capacity). I'm not fond of the obvious "box-under-cloth" approach that is so popular like in Ashley Fires' works. (I think the porn studios could do much better if they exploited camera angle and perspective to create the illusion of internal electronics instead, although I get that the point is to crank out something as cheap as possible.)

Another idea I had was "less is more". While a full-blown touchscreen interface would seem like a good idea, a simple blinking light would probably be just as effective. Something that was biometrically sensitive would be even better–perhaps blinking faster based on sweat level or temperature.

Finally, the illusion of "subdermal" appealed to me–as if it were to be something useful but unnoticeable on an android. Embedding a dead-bug circuit from tiny SMD parts in latex seemed like the most logical way to go. Probably something like a microcontroller, LED, and a small battery.

[Blox_242]

I agree on the larger boxy cover ups, I think something smaller and more mobile would work a bit better, powered up or not.

Never been a fan of latex but embedding some leds with a small battery and controller in a cheap outfit from Adam and eve sounds like it would work for my fembot.