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3D Bioprinting Solutions

HardwareMoscow, RussiaFounded 2013· One of 1725 Hardware companies tracked by AMPulse

Develops and produces 3D bioprinters and bioprinting materials for biofabrication, including the FABION bioprinter and Viscoll collagen materials, enabling tissue engineering and organ construct printing.

CEO / Founder
Yusef Khesuani (Co-founder)
Team Size
11-50
Stage
Active
Key Investors
INVITRO

Technology & Products

Key Products

FABION bioprinter, Viscoll collagen materials

Technological Advantage

Proprietary extrusion-based bioprinting technology capable of printing with various biomaterials, including collagen-based bioinks; research focus on in-situ medical applications and space bioprinting provides niche expertise.

Differentiation

Value Proposition

Provides multifunctional bioprinters and proprietary bioinks that enable precise 3D printing of living tissues and organ constructs, accelerating research in regenerative medicine and reducing dependency on animal testing.

How They Differentiate

Multifunctional bioprinter with broader material compatibility compared to standard extrusion systems; strong backing from Russia's largest private medical company (INVITRO) providing financial stability and clinical access; unique research in space bioprinting.

Market & Competition

Target Customers

Research laboratories, academic institutions, biotechnology companies, and medical researchers focused on tissue engineering and regenerative medicine.

Industry Verticals

Biotechnology; Medical Research; Regenerative Medicine

Competitors

CELLINK; Organovo; Aspect Biosystems

Growth & Milestones

Growth Metrics

Developed the FABION bioprinter series and expanded material portfolio with Viscoll collagen; reported involvement in over 50 research projects and partnerships since inception, focusing on advancing bioprinting for tissue engineering and organ constructs.

Major Milestones

Official opening of laboratory on September 6, 2013; Development of Russia's first bioprinter (FABION); Successful 3D printing and transplantation of a thyroid gland in mice; Participation in space bioprinting experiments

Notable Customers

Research institutions and universities such as Skolkovo Institute of Science and Technology (Skoltech), and collaborations with medical organizations like INVITRO for bioprinting applications in regenerative medicine.