Reproductive medicine is undergoing an unprecedented transformation. What once seemed like science fiction is now a reality, thanks to the integration of artificial intelligence into clinical workflows. At the heart of this revolution stands REPROCopilot, a platform designed to support, optimize, and enhance medical decision-making in assisted reproduction.
As part of the 5th Virtual Fertility Conference by Fertypharm, on June 4th in Room B, we’ll witness an exclusive interview between two leading voices in the field:
🔹 Javier Pérez, CEO and founder of REPROCopilot, an AI agent specialized in infertility.
🔹 Dr. Pascual Sánchez, founder of the FIRST teaching center, co-founder and medical advisor at REPROCopilot, and founder of the GINEMED group.
What Can AI Bring to Fertility Medicine?
During the interview, Javier Pérez will explain how an AI system, specifically trained in assisted reproduction, can:
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Analyze clinical data in real time.
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Detect risks before they occur.
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Recommend personalized actions based on patient history.
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Reduce the operational burden on professionals.
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Improve success rates in fertility treatments.
Not to replace the physician, but to act as a true copilot, enhancing precision, efficiency, and clinical response.
The Voice of Medical Experience
Dr. Pascual Sánchez will share his firsthand experience as the platform’s medical advisor and how this technology is being integrated ethically, safely, and effectively into everyday clinical practice. With decades of experience and a distinguished career in fertility care, his perspective will be key to understanding the real-world impact on both professionals and patients.
Why You Can’t Miss This
This interview is more than just a conversation—it's a window into the future.
A chance to discover how technology can make fertility care even more human, helping doctors make better decisions and offering new hope to patients worldwide.
📌 Event Details
🗓️ Date: June 4th
🕒 Room B
🎥 Format: Online – Virtual Fertility Conference by Fertypharm
Fertility care is evolving. So is the way we support patients.
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