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The bioprinting sector is undergoing dynamic shifts, as highlighted by the updated bioprinting world map from 3DPrint.com. While the map provides a global view of key companies and startups, it also reflects broader changes within the industry.
Five trends are driving innovation in bioprinting, including advances in biomaterials that have opened up new possibilities for replicating human tissues. Biomaterials play a crucial role in bioprinting's success, as they directly impact the ability to replicate tissue structure and function.
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The Bioprinting Frontier: Key Trends Driving Innovation
3DPrint.com August 30, 2024
Vanesa Listek
With the release of 3DPrint.com‘s updated bioprinting world map, the dynamic shifts within the bioprinting sector come into focus. While the map shares a global view of where key companies and startups are located, it also reflects broader changes within the industry.
As bioprinting continues to grow, different trends have emerged, revealing specific areas where companies are beginning to specialize and thrive. These “sub-niches” within bioprinting are essential to understand where the sector is headed, with five trends standing out as particularly influential.
Biomaterials
The success of bioprinting heavily depends on the materials used, which directly impact the ability to replicate the structure and function of human tissues. This is why advances in biomaterials have opened up new possibilities for...