Explore the workflow
A synthetic case, five embryos, comparisons of predefined features and an example explainable report.
A PLATFORM IN RESEARCH
EmbryoAI explores how artificial intelligence can help specialists compare data and understand the basis of an assessment.
For IVF clinics, embryology laboratories and research teams.
Set for illustration.
Not an outcome probability.
IVF clinics
Embryology laboratories
Research teams
01 / APPROACH
Embryo assessment brings together morphology, developmental dynamics and the embryologist’s expertise. A single measure cannot reveal the whole picture.
We are exploring an approach to comparing observations, identifying differences and retaining clinical context. Its practical value remains to be evaluated.
Images, morphological features and, where available, developmental dynamics.
In the demo: predefined featuresEmbryo comparisons with assessment factors, model confidence and limitations.
In the demo: an example report structureThe specialist considers the analysis alongside case data and their own assessment.
Clinical decisions remain human02 / EXPLAINABILITY
Ranking alone is not enough. It matters which data it is based on, and what the system does not know.
Explore a sample reportMorphological features and the source of each observation.
Confidence is not calculated in this demo. Clinical outcomes are unknown.
What is not accounted for, and what needs specialist review.
An interface example. No AI model has been run.
03 / PROJECT STATUS
EmbryoAI is a research project. This demo illustrates the interaction flow; the documentation does not establish the platform’s clinical effectiveness.
A synthetic case, five embryos, comparisons of predefined features and an example explainable report.
Image and time-lapse input, model analysis, integrations and explanations of calculated results.
Multimodal models and outcome prediction, including implantation, pregnancy and live birth.
Define target outcomes and a study protocol, assess data quality and provenance, and test the model on independent data from multiple laboratories.
Separately assess reproducibility, confidence calibration, differences between groups, safety and applicable regulatory requirements. These are necessary areas of work, not completed validation.
Any effect on pregnancy rates, the number of IVF cycles or the likelihood of live birth requires scientific and clinical evidence.
EXPLORE THE APPROACH
One synthetic case. The complete demo journey.