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Robots give birth to humans: What is the specific mechanism?
Dr. David Levy, the world's leading expert on artificial intelligence, insists that humans and robots can completely have children together.
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German carpenter invented the sperm lock valve
Clemens Bimek, a German carpenter invented the valve that interrupts the flow of sperm from a man's testicles, causing him to be temporarily infertile.
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Home sperm test kit
American scientists have invented a handheld device, allowing couples to check sperm quality at home.
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Robot speed up the sperm's swimming, reducing the rate of infertility
By controlling the magnetic field, scientists can help sperm meet eggs faster, which improves fertilization.
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Successfully produced artificial sperm in the laboratory
The world has just had a good news when human sperm has been successfully cultured in a laboratory environment.
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Underwear protects sperm against telephone waves
The men's underwear is made of fiber and metal fabric is not cheap price, 49 USD, but in return the wearer can be completely assured will be protected.
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Robot works like sperm
Dutch and Egyptian engineers have created a sperm-like robot that can be manipulated by a magnet and is one day used to transfer medications.
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The first sperm based robot
Researchers at the Integrative Nanosciences Research Institute in Dresden, Germany, have created
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Strange trousers increase the male's sperm count
The pants are specially designed, with one additional pocket that helps to freeze the penis, thereby increasing the amount and speed of the sperm, meaning that the male…
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Equipment helps men test sperm at home
No more ashamed of being in the hospital, the men can now check the number
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High-tech contraceptives for men
Earlier this month, an Australian engineer announced a new, strange method of contraception for men: implanting a radio control device that could stop sperm motility at…