Pregnancy robot.

[arunima25]

That's the latest news making headlines on every digital platform. This pregnancy robot would be available within a year to aid families suffering from infertility. This robot would provide complete gestational support from conception to delivery like any natural womb of mother. And it comes as a very affordable option for many families. Dr. Zhang, a PhD at Nanyang University in Singapore is leading the project. Many support it especially those suffering the trauma and stigma of infertility. Many see it as a relief to female body. And a large number of people are questioning the ethical ground.
Here is the link.

China develops pregnancy robot to aid infertile families

China is developing the world’s first pregnancy robot, a humanoid machine with an artificial womb designed to help couples struggling with infertility.

www.mother.ly

Share your thoughts.

 

[Starmix]

That's awesome, many would surely deal with this robot so they can have a kid. I doubt its authenticity. It might create bad health to the woman, well, let us just wait and see

 

[arunima25]

That's awesome, many would surely deal with this robot so they can have a kid. I doubt its authenticity. It might create bad health to the woman, well, let us just wait and see

Yes, like any technological advancements that tries to interfere with Nature, it will come with it's cons and some damaging impacts. It's ethical use is questionable. What about the emotional health of the growing embryo. Mother's womb is considered spiritual and not only a mere physical entity.

 

[Starmix]

Yes, like any technological advancements that tries to interfere with Nature, it will come with it's cons and some damaging impacts. It's ethical use is questionable. What about the emotional health of the growing embryo. Mother's womb is considered spiritual and not only a mere physical entity.

It is better to be safe than sorry. There was a news which that said a 60-year-old man relied on ChatGPT. He sought help with it so he could reduce his weight. The man followed what ChatGPT told him, but after 1 month, the man was severely sick. He almost became insane.

 

[klassicdoll]

Wow, this is truly a game-changer. It could be such a big help especially for couples struggling with infertility. However, I think this kind of technology revolution brings up so many ethical questions, and I wonder if we’re really ready for something like this.

 

[Starmix]

It might be the robot to try ha ha. What a funny thing, robots want to man the world, which God will never allow to happen.

 

[klassicdoll]

It might be the robot to try ha ha. What a funny thing, robots want to man the world, which God will never allow to happen.

Haha, yes! I agree — only God really has the final say. It’s fascinating how humans create these technologies, but at the end of the day, there are limits to what we can control.

 

[Starmix]

Haha, yes! I agree — only God really has the final say. It’s fascinating how humans create these technologies, but at the end of the day, there are limits to what we can control.

The only aim of the manufacturer of the robot is money. They utilize the advantage of a robot for their gains. The world changes as it gets older.

 

[gwolf666]

It's wonderful, it will be a great advance for people who want to start a family and can't do so because of their infertility problems. I hope the project moves forward and works on a large scale for everyone.

 

[King Belieal]

The price of it makes it out of reach for the average family. Also, can it be reused after a particular pregnancy or a one time usage thing?

 

[eLdavis]

This is really nice though, but is it completely safe? Hope they won't be any sort of side effects to the baby.