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Vital3D Technologies

ApplicationSunrise Tech Park, Vilnius, LithuaniaFounded 2021· One of 313 Application companies tracked by AMPulse

VitalHeal is a bioprinted wound patch designed for pet applications, aiming to accelerate wound healing and lower treatment costs, with further development planned for human tissues and organs.

CEO / Founder
Vidmantas Sakalys
Team Size
11-50
Stage
Active
Total Funding
$2.2M
Latest Round
Seed
Key Investors
Private Lithuanian businesses

Technology & Products

Key Products

["VitalHeal","Non-degradable pet wound patch (upcoming)","Biodegradable human-grade wound patches (in development)","Organoids for cancer drug testing (in development)","Bioprinted stents (in development)","3D bioprinted human organs (long-term goal)"]

Technological Advantage

Proprietary bioprinting technology combined with a phased go-to-market strategy starting in the veterinary sector to build proof-of-concept and drive revenue.

Differentiation

Value Proposition

For pets: accelerates wound healing and reduces treatment costs. For humans: addresses organ shortages and improves drug development through bioprinted tissues.

How They Differentiate

Focused initial entry into the veterinary wound care market with a validated product, reducing market risk before expanding to human applications.

Market & Competition

Target Customers

Veterinary clinics, pet owners; planned expansion to hospitals and healthcare providers.

Industry Verticals

["Veterinary Medicine","Human Healthcare","Regenerative Medicine","Drug Discovery","Medical Devices"]

Competitors

Organovo Holdings Inc.; Poietis SA; Other emerging bioprinting companies

Growth & Milestones

Growth Metrics

Serviceable addressable market for pet wound care estimated at €76.5 million in the EU and US; planning to sell 100,000 units by 2027–2028.

Major Milestones

["Development of VitalHeal bioprinted wound patch for pets","Scheduled clinical tests in Lithuania and the UK","Planned release of a non-degradable pet patch next year","Collaboration with Lithuania's National Cancer Institute"]