This autonomous technology will save researchers time and money in bioimaging, cybernetics, cryopreservation, and devices that integrate living organisms.
The printer can adapt in real-time to moving or still organisms and assemble them in a certain array or pattern.
With this new type of system, the amount of time decreases for researchers and allows for more consistent outcomes.
This technology could increase the number of organisms processed for cryopreservation, sort live organisms from deceased ones, and integrate organisms with materials.
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