Artificial Womb

Abstract

Artificial wombs are advanced incubators that allow fetal development outside the human body, replicating the natural uterine environment by supplying oxygen and nutrients. While no human embryo has yet been carried to full term in such a device, experiments with sheep have shown partial success. This research explores the potential of artificial wombs to address infertility in women without a uterus and to provide an alternative to surrogacy, potentially reducing related ethical, religious, and legal disputes. The study plans to examine the technology‘s current capabilities, its medical applications, and the societal implications of its adoption