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How Do Incubators Work?

Incubators use a combination of technologies to maintain a controlled environment:
Heaters and Fans: Maintain a consistent temperature.
Humidity Chambers: Control moisture levels.
Oxygen Delivery Systems: Regulate oxygen concentration.
Sensors: Continuously monitor the baby’s vital signs and adjust settings accordingly.

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