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The World’s First AI-Powered Automated IVF Lab

Problem

18% of adults are affected by infertility.

95% are unable to access IVF, a Nobel Prize winning therapy.

Opportunity

Globally, less than 1M IVF babies are born annually.

The American Society for Reproductive Medicine reports that true demand for IVF is 20M.

Solution

Lab automation is the only way to achieve this 80-fold increase.

Conceivable’s AI-Powered automation will make IVF vastly more accessible, lowers costs, and improves results.

Conceivable will help millions achieve the dream of becoming parents.

Automation Achieves

Precision

IVF is often described as “single cell surgery.”

Conceivable’s technology operates at a microscopic level, leveraging AI, robotics, advanced optics, and machine vision to deliver superior performance and improved outcomes.

Traceability

Unprecedented Safety

Track and trace is native to the system and each specimen is digitally identified for complete accountability throughout the entire process.

Scale

6.5 million annual IVF cycles projected in 2034.

This implies flawless execution of approximately 1.3 billion steps, something beyond the capability of human hands and eyes— inconceivable in today’s largely manual labs. Automation is the solution.

Cost Reduction

Eliminates capital expenditures.

Substantial CapEx and OpEx efficiencies achieved through automation will allow for radically disruptive economic models on the part of clinical partners benefitting patients.

Single Cell Surgery — Now Automated

AURA’s six integrated workstations, create the world’s first automated IVF lab. AURA performs all IVF lab functions, including: dish preparation, sperm processing, egg discovery and preparation, ICSI, incubation, vitrification and thawing.

Learn More About Aura

Conceivable optimizes safety, maintains consistency, and maximizes success at scale, bringing this Nobel prize winning therapy to the many.

In an IRB approved proof of concept study using AURA prototypes, 21 pregnancies were achieved with a success rate comparable to the world’s top-performing fertility clinics.

AURA is in clinical operations in Mexico City, inclusive of an IRB approved 100-patient validation study.