China develops world's first humanoid robot with artificial womb capable of full-term pregnancy
In China, engineers are creating a humanoid robot equipped with an artificial womb system, amniotic fluid, and nutrient tubes to simulate pregnancy. This groundbreaking technology aims to combat infertility issues. The prototype is scheduled for release in 2026, with an estimated price of $13,900.
The robot is designed to accurately replicate pregnancy conditions, which will facilitate both embryonic development research and innovative infertility treatments. Implementing this technology could revolutionize assisted reproductive medicine approaches.
Following the prototype launch in 2026, the technology is expected to undergo further refinement, potentially enabling clinical use for pregnancy support and deeper studies of reproductive mechanisms.
