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bioprinting

Demonstrates the optimization of the driving signal, which enhances the output performance of the thin piezoelectric print head while simultaneously reducing heat generation, ensuring thermal stability.

Tiny but Mighty: New Printhead Could Speed Up 3D-Printed Organ Development

Human nose structure 3D printed with a support material.

Cell-friendly bioprinting at high fidelity enhances its medical applicability

The use of sound waves to create a pressure field to print particles.

Creating 3D objects with sound

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