Existing livestock breeding systems across beef and dairy industries are slow and difficult to scale. It generally takes 7 years to achieve a 10% improvement in a trait or a range of traits and at best, an improvement of 1.5% can be achieved in a single year.
Given the rapid development and uptake of various agricultural technologies through to the emergence of artificial intelligence and genomics, a break-through in cattle breeding is long overdue.
Nbryo is developing and commercialising platform of technologies that enable accessible, accelerated and affordable genetic improvement through in vitro production of embryos for cattle breeders globally.
Using advanced bio-digital & robotic technologies, the production of elite high-quality embryos will be possible at scale, allowing significant improvements in selection intensity and accuracy, allowing 7 years’ worth of breeding to be achieved within a 7-day in vitro embryo production cycle.
Be at the forefront of change and join us as we transform the industry.
Nbryo’s integrated platform, uses advanced integrated bio-digital technologies to scale rapidly at low cost. Existing livestock breeding systems are slow and difficult to scale. What if you could accelerate reduced emissions, lower costs and higher productivity and achieve 7 years of genetic improvement in 7 days?
Identify embryos of desired sex and breeding values including lower methane traits
Novel embryo development technology enables low-cost high-scale production of high quality embryos
Enhanced embryo transfer and improved preservation and logistics will substantially reduce costs and skill barriers
Advanced analytics including artificial intelligence and machine learning will enable insights not currently available in the sector
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Research to develop the Nbryo platform to date has been funded by Meat & Livestock Australia (MLA), Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and Nbryo Pty Ltd. Additionally, Nbryo has attracted significant equity investment to develop its commercialisation capability.
