Automated IFV could be closer than ever following the successful birth of two babies conceived by a robot.
, a group of engineers was able to use a robot to inject sperm into human eggs successfully. And, what’s more, two babies conceived from this process were just born.
The reports note that the robot was used to fertilize more than a dozen eggs. The procedure led to healthy embryos and then, as mentioned above, the birth of two baby girls. This success, they say, could be an essential step towards automated IFV.
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