Wolfram Veitl: Big Bang at Big Ben – Minitube Human ART at ESHRE 2026 in London
Wolfram Veitl, Board Member – Chief Commercial Officer at Minitube International, shared a post on LinkedIn:
“Big Bang at Big Ben – Minitube Human ART at ESHRE 2026 in London
After years of intensive development work, the moment has finally arrived:
at this year’s ESHRE Congress, the world’s leading event in reproductive medicine, we will unveil four completely new products for the first time, designed for the next generation of IVF and andrology laboratories.
For Minitube Human ART, ESHRE 2026 in London marks a very special milestone. As the largest and most influential congress in reproductive medicine, ESHRE brings together thousands of physicians, embryologists, andrologists, scientists, and IVF professionals from around the world, making it the premier platform for innovation, scientific exchange, and technological advancement in our field.
Behind these innovations lie countless hours of engineering, testing, refinement, and collaboration across our teams. Our mission was clear: to develop solutions that further enhance the quality, safety, and efficiency of daily work in IVF and andrology laboratories.
These four innovations will be launched during today’s Pre-ESHRE Innovation Workshop and showcased exclusively at ESHRE. They represent the most significant Human ART product launch in Minitube’s 56-year history. We firmly believe they have the potential to set new standards for quality assurance and laboratory safety in assisted reproduction.
While the products are not yet commercially available, the MDR approval process has already been initiated. Therefore, we kindly ask for a little more patience before they become available to the global market.
Curious to know more?
Follow us on LinkedIn (Minitube Human ART) and join us on our journey. Today, the next days during the ESHRE congress and over the coming weeks, we will share insights into the technologies we have been developing over the past years—and how they can contribute to improving quality and safety throughout the IVF process.
See you in London at booth D37!”
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