Robot gives birth to baby: It is difficult to guess how fast science is moving forward. On the one hand, while we are watching the progress in artificial intelligence and robotics, on the other hand, Chinese scientists have started a project that can completely change the future of humanity. Chinese researchers are working on a humanoid pregnancy robot that will be able to raise a fetus through the artificial uterus. This technique can prove to be a revolutionary step in the field of reproduction, which will eliminate the need for traditional pregnancies.
Dr. Zhang Kefeng’s unique project
The project is headed by Dr. Zhang Kefeng, who is associated with Nanyang Technological University in Singapore. His team is developing a robot that will act like a human uterus. It is not an ordinary incubator, which helps to handle infants born prematurely only. This humanoid robot will give the entire pregnancy experience, from the early stage of conception to the delivery of the child. This technique can raise a new hope for the joints that have difficulty in conceiving naturally.
How this pregnancy robot will work,
An artificial uterus (artificial uterus) will be installed within this humanoid robot. It will be filled with a special type of artificial amniotic fluid, which will provide exactly the conditions for fetal development as in a human womb. Nutrition to the fetus will be supplied through a particular tube, which will act like a placenta in the natural womb. This tube will provide all the necessary nutrients and oxygen to the fetus, so that it can develop uninterruptedly.
This technique can not only make pregnancy safe, but through it the development of the child can also be monitored better. Scientists will be able to monitor every phase of the fetus and can find any possible problem ahead of time.
How long can the first prototype be ready and what will be the cost
According to China’s reports, the first prototype of this pregnancy robot may be ready by next year. Its estimated price is said to be around 1 lakh yuan (about 12.96 lakh rupees), which establishes it as a major possibility in the future. This question raises whether a person will be completely dependent on machines to give birth to children in future. Although this technique looks like a scientific miracle, it is equally important to consider its social and moral effects.
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