Open3Dbio: open source, low-cost 3D bioprinter for artistic, educational and scientific research applications

This project seeks to contribute to responding to the ecological, economic and social transition through technological innovation applicable to CCIs.

The aim is to carry out research to develop a low-cost, open-source 3D bioprinter that can be made available to the entire Art, Science and Technology (AST) research community. This means creating an affordable, reliable tool to carry out research in various fields associated with these disciplines with an innovative approach: from bio-art to healthcare, biohacking, the biotechnology industry, experimenting with new biodegradable materials, and tissue regeneration.

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