There are some jobs where replacing a human with a robot feels fairly unremarkable. Building a car? Fine. Shifting boxes around a warehouse? We’ve seen it before. Injecting a single sperm cell into a human egg to help create an embryo? That one’s a little more novel, and it’s already happening, thanks to the advent of AI IVF robots.
One of the most ambitious attempts comes from New York-based Conceivable Life Sciences, which has spent the past few years developing AURA – an automation-assisted IVF laboratory designed to carry out much of the painstaking work traditionally performed by highly trained embryologists. It combines robotics…
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