The EctoLife Artificial Womb Facility envisages a controversial new way to be pregnant, with the baby growing in an idealized, but completely inhuman environment: transparent "growth pods" arranged by ...

The intriguing yet fictional video, "EctoLife: The World's First Artificial Womb Facility," has recently regained traction on social media, likely due to creator Hashem Al-Ghaili releasing another ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A conceptual artificial womb facility called EctoLife is providing a glimpse into one possible future of fertility. Conceived by ...

It looks like a scene from The Matrix. Rows upon rows of babies are developing in the “world’s first artificial womb facility,” which can supposedly incubate up to 30,000 lab-grown children per year.

A Dec. 12, 2022, Facebook post (direct link, archived link) features a digital depiction of an "artificial womb facility." The animation shows rows of fetuses in clear, football-shaped pods inside a ...

A video for Ectolife, a conceptual 'artificial womb facility' developed by Berlin-based Hashem Al-Ghaili, has been making the rounds on social media. According to Al-Ghaili, a filmmaker and ...

A video presenting a facility purportedly able to “incubate up to 30,000 lab-grown babies per year” is conceptual and has been taken out of context by some online users. The video’s concept creator, ...

This is the world’s first artificial womb facility – and it lets you choose baby’s characteristics from a menu. EctoLife, able to grow 30,000 babies a year, is said to be based on over fifty years of ...