Custom Biofabrication
Biofabrication · Custom Solutions
Tailored workstation solutions for bioink development, cell models and tissue engineering research.
Beyond printing hardware — a scalable platform for material development, model fabrication and standardized biological experiments.
Beyond printing hardware — a scalable platform for material development, model fabrication and standardized biological experiments.
Four Core Technical Capabilities Optimized for bioink development and diverse biofabrication modalities
Multi-Modal Extrusion
- Extrusion modes: Pneumatic / screw-driven extrusion
- Build plate: Custom working area 100~500mm
- Thermal control: Printhead -30℃ ~ 120℃, substrate RT~80℃
- Reservoir module: In-situ low-temperature mixing for homogeneous bioinks
Interactive Print Control
- Operation modes: Manual tuning / automated workflow switch
- Live adjustment: Modify extrusion and scanning parameters mid-print
- Toolpath strategy: Porous scaffolds, curved and heterogeneous structures
- Experiment traceability: Full parameter logging for reproducible research
Modular Workstation Expansion
- Continuous feeding: Non-stop material exchange for long batch runs
- Automated barrel swap: Multi-bioink switching for high-throughput screening
- Integrated workflow: Printing · crosslinking · post-processing · in-line characterization
- Open interfaces: Compatible with third-party culture and analytical tools
Biomodel Fabrication Workflow
- Conformal printing: Deposition onto non-planar substrates and tissue surfaces
- Image reconstruction: Convert imaging datasets into printable 3D models
- Reverse modeling: Seamless translation from medical scans to scaffolds
- Process iteration: Optimize ink and printing parameters based on characterization
R&D Case Studies For cutting-edge biofabrication research
Bone Tissue Engineering
Mineralized Bone Scaffolds
Cryogenic extrusion with large-format plate for uniform deposition of PCL/HA composite bioinks
Cell Encapsulation
Cell-Laden Microgel Systems
Pneumatic extrusion paired with in-situ photo-crosslinking for microcarriers and organoid fabrication
Wound Regeneration
Patient-Specific Skin Scaffolds
Image-guided modeling + conformal extrusion of collagen scaffolds matching wound anatomy
Custom R&D Workflow Research-focused, collaborative roadmap
1Research Requirement Interview
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2Technical Feasibility Assessment
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3Workstation Design
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4Prototype Validation & Process Tuning
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5Delivery, Training & Ongoing Support
* We deliver an initial feasibility review within 24 hours