The EctoLife project aims to build the first artificial womb facility in
the world, with the capacity to produce 30,000 babies annually. Hashem
Al-Ghaili, a biotechnologist, claims that it is founded on the findings of
more than 50 years of innovative scientific study from all over the world.
the world, with the capacity to produce 30,000 babies annually. Hashem
Al-Ghaili, a biotechnologist, claims that it is founded on the findings of
more than 50 years of innovative scientific study from all over the world.
For women who cannot or choose not to carry a child to term, an artificial
womb provides a means of maintaining and nurturing a fetus outside the
maternal body.
Imagine for a moment that a factory churned out thousands of infants daily.
It’s too bleak, right?
The concept of the first artificial womb facility in the world has been
unveiled, so there’s no need to put too much thought into it. It has left
the Internet community impressed and scared.
