Additive manufacturing in biotechnology has led to the emergence of bioprinting startups offering a plethora of materials and products.
Additive manufacturing in biotechnology has led to the emergence of bioprinting startups offering a plethora of materials and products. Bioprinters, working with bio-inks derived from bio-based materials or biomaterials, are utilized. Cells serve as substrates in medical applications, growing around a scaffold to develop bone, skin, or vascular grafts. This process enables the creation of personalized medicine using the patient’s own cells. Bioprinting also finds use in rapid prototyping and biopolymer development.