US EditionChina Developing Humanoid Robot With Artificial Womb For Infertile Couples
Kaiwa Technology plans to launch a humanoid robot with an artificial womb as a pregnancy alternative for infertile couples at under 100,000 yuan, aiming to reduce surrogacy costs significantly.
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China Developing Humanoid Robot With Artificial Womb For Infertile Couples
NEW YORK (VINnews) — China is pushing the boundaries of technology with a development that sounds like science fiction: a humanoid robot equipped with an artificial womb, capable of carrying a fetus for nine months and giving birth. This groundbreaking device, which is expected to cost around 100,000 yuan (approximately 55,000 shekels or $13,700 USD), […]
Chinese Company Develops Humanoid Robot to Gestate Babies, Set for Commercial Sale in 2026 for $14,000
(Human Events)—Scientists in China are working to develop the world’s first humanoid robot surrogate designed to give birth to a live baby. According to a report by The Telegraph, researchers at Kaiwa Technology in Guangzhou are creating an artificial womb system that would mimic all stages of pregnancy. The developing fetus would grow inside the robotic body and receive nutrients through a tube until birth nine months later. Dr. Zhang Qifeng, f…
Surrogacy in the age of AI: Could a 'pregnancy robot' soon give birth to children?
Chinese scientists are reportedly developing the world’s first 'pregnancy robot', a humanoid that will carry a baby in an artificial womb and mimic a full-term pregnancy. For those struggling to conceive, hiring a humanoid to carry their baby will cost 100,000 yuan (around Rs 12 lakh). Here's how it will work
Pregnancy humanoid: China developing world’s first robot capable of giving birth
What was once only science fiction is now close to reality. Scientists in China are working on creating the world’s first “pregnancy humanoid,” a robot capable of carrying a baby to term and giving birth. The project, led by Dr. Zhang Qifeng of Kaiwa Technology, is sparking global debate, blending advanced artificial intelligence, robotics, and artificial womb technology. The pregnancy humanoid will not simply be an incubator or a mechanical cha…
They are designing a robot in which a real fetus could develop from conception to birth - The baby would develop in an artificial womb.
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