What Is Embryoscopy (Time-Lapse Monitoring)?

Embryoscopy is an advanced laboratory technology (time-lapse monitoring) that allows embryos to be viewed continuously, 24/7, by internal cameras without ever being removed from the incubator.

With the classic method, embryos are taken out of the incubator once a day for assessment; this causes temperature and pH fluctuations. With embryoscopy the embryo never leaves the stable environment closest to the mother's womb, and the division process is recorded second by second.

This continuous record provides rich data about the timing of cell divisions and developmental dynamics; at Clavis this data is combined with AI-assisted analysis so that the embryo with the highest implantation potential is selected by objective criteria.

Key Points

• The embryo is never removed from the incubator
• Continuous 24/7 imaging and recording
• Division dynamics are turned into data
• Combined with AI-assisted embryo selection