IVF incubators are designed to create a stable and controlled environment for embryos during the IVF process, from fertilization to transfer. 

• Temperature Control: Maintaining a consistent temperature, typically around 37°C (body temperature), is crucial for embryo development. 
  
   
• Gas Control: IVF incubators are equipped with sensors to control the levels of oxygen (O2), carbon dioxide (CO2), and nitrogen (N2). The correct gas mixture is essential for maintaining the proper pH and preventing damage to the embryos. 
  
   
• Humidity Control: Maintaining the right humidity levels is also important for optimal embryo development. 
  
   
• Cleanliness: IVF incubators often feature HEPA filters to ensure clean air circulation and reduce the risk of contamination. 
  
   

• CO2 Incubators: These incubators are designed to maintain specific CO2 levels, which are important for regulating the pH of the culture medium. 
  
   
• Time-Lapse Incubators: These incubators have built-in cameras that capture images of embryos at regular intervals, allowing embryologists to monitor their development without disturbing them. 
  
   
• Multi-Room Incubators: These incubators have multiple chambers, allowing for the incubation of multiple embryos or samples in different conditions. 
  
   

• Esco MIRI® Multiroom Incubator: A popular choice for IVF labs, known for its temperature accuracy and uniformity. 
  
   
• Geri Time-Lapse Incubator: A sophisticated device that allows for continuous monitoring of embryo development. 
  
   
• Astec IVF Cube: A drawer-type CO2/O2 incubator. 
  
   
• LifeAire: A system designed for cleanroom environments to protect embryos during culture.