We were designing hydrogel scaffolds for research on cartilage regeneration, which we developed in collaboration with IRNAS using the Vitaprint platform. We are extremely satisfied of the quality of the products, expertise, rapidity, friendliness and cost effectiveness.​​

The ability to rapidly generate 3D perfusable hydrogels is very useful for tissue engineering and biomaterial development. This new technology has many potential applications and may revolutionize scaffold manufacturing.

During our ongoing collaboration with IRNAS Institute, they were proven to be valuable partners providing innovative yet simple and cost-effective solutions in the domain of biofabrication and 3D printing. Their in-house built Vitaprint 3D printer is tailored perfectly to our biomedical application needs as it allows for precise printing control over a broad range of materials and enables simple integration and exchange of various tools. The young and interdisciplinary team offers quick technical and theoretical support while constantly optimizing existing and developing novel printing approaches.​