First Baby Born Through Remote-Controlled IVF

A baby girl in Spain is the first in the world to be born using an

(IVF) system that was controlled remotely. This special system, called "The Stork", was created by a company in Israel. The system allows doctors to control parts of the IVF process from far away, using a computer.

The doctors and scientists in Israel controlled the machine from 2,500 kilometers away. They helped the process of

the egg and growing the without being in the same place as the patient. Everything was done safely, and the baby girl was born healthy.

This new method of IVF may help people in areas without local experts. It could make the process easier and more available for families who want to have children through IVF.