A pregnancy robot from China recently made headlines and has now been revealed as a hoax.The reports from major outlets, ...

China has invested heavily in robotics. The country is a leader in industrial robots per capita and has just hosted the first ...

A story circulating on social media this week featured a seemingly made-up scientist who is developing an equally imaginary ...

A Guangzhou-based tech company, Kaiwa Technology, has announced plans to unleash the world’s first pregnancy humanoid robot . This is a literal robot designed to grow and deliver a baby. This isn’t ...

The Nanyang Technological University graduate will sell a prototype of the robot for about £10,000 (100,000 yuan) in 2026 if all goes to plan. Reports from local media claim that the robot is designed ...

However, a spokesperson for NTU said that no alleged inventor with that name had ever graduated from the higher learning institution and no such robot had been developed there, either. "No one by the ...

The idea stems from gaps in reproductive healthcare. Infertility rates in China are rising—from 11.9% in 2007 to 18% in 2020, ...

A viral story raised the idea of using robots outfitted with artificial wombs to incubate human babies from conception to ...

The concept of pregnancy robots has been a subject of intense discussion, stirring emotions on both ends of the spectrum.

The technology could potentially assist infertile couples or individuals who prefer not to undergo a biological pregnancy.

Explore the realm of artificial wombs and surrogacy in "Baby Makers" by Gita Aravamudan, delving into cutting-edge reproductive technology.

A viral story spread through the tabloids this week, proclaiming that a CEO of a technology company in China was in the midst of developing a "pregnancy robot." A prototype of the bot would be ready ...