In the field of embryo cryopreservation, two common methods are vitrification and slow freezing. Currently, vitrification technology has been widely adopted by human assisted reproductive centers, yielding better clinical outcomes over the past decade compared to slow freezing. However, its application in research settings has been limited by equipment requirements (such as microscopes) and personnel expertise (the lengthy training period for embryologists and the variability in success rates due to manual handling). The Biorocks Automatic Vitrification and Warming System is the world's first vitrification and warming technology based on microfluidic control, ensuring the stability and efficiency of embryos (oocytes) during the vitrification and warming processes. Its user-friendly interface allows operators to easily control the entire cryopreservation and warming process with simple training, eliminating the need for embryologists. Currently, Biorocks owns the exclusive product globally that enables real-time, on-site warming operations without the need for microscopes or embryologists.