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As the key technological partner we help researchers in science and industry to apply the convenience of technology in their specific application.

Who is VITAPRINT FOR

Vitaprint for

  • Tissue engineering and regenerative medicine
  • 3D biofabrication solutions
  • Cultured meat solutions
  • Perfusion systems

Vitaprint for

  • Dispensing solutions
  • Automated systems
  • Membrane fabrication
  • IoT modules development

TECHNOLOGY

  • Embeded systems
  • Mechanics & machinery
  • Electronics
  • Analytics algorithms
  • Workflow optimization

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OUR WORKFLOW
USE CASES​

Perfusable Vessel Systems In Hydrogels

Vascularization is currently a major challenge of tissue engineering and regenerative medicine. Using Vitaprint, the IRNAS team has been successful at fabricating free-form, perfusable channel systems into biocompatible hydrogels.

Printing Gluten

While a cheap waste product of the food industry, gluten is an intriguing material. Traditionally used as a glue, its mechanical properties can be adjusted from almost glass-stiff to rubbery, by modifying its chain length and water content. Using Vitaprint we were able to fabricate woodpile structures, but other shapes are also possible with this material.

Printing Complex Structures

Anatomical structures, such as blood vessels or a nose were sliced and fabricated using gelatin-alginate copolymers with Vitaprint. Integrating them with the perfusable hydrogel method, these were shaped into the vessel system of an earlobe and even inserted into molds of simple organs, such as the meniscus.
What our clients say about us?
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.​​
Prof. Dr. Magali Cucchiarini​CENTER OF EXPERIMENTAL ORTHOPAEDICS, SAARLAND UNIVERSITY​
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.
Ryan HickeyTHE PELLING LAB, UNIVERSITY OF OTTAWA
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.​
Doc. Dr. Uroš MaverINSTITUTE OF BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES, FACULTY OF MEDICINE, UNIVERSITY OF MARIBOR
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