A prospective perspective on the advances in robotic- assisted 3D bio-printing for tissue engineering

Abstract

3D printing involves cutting through the middleman. This advantage is transferred to in vitro bioprinting to cut the middle step of in vitro cell growth in the lab and transplant stem cells directly into the body for growth (in situ). On-site bioprinting with robots can be used for some surgical procedures because they are less invasive to the patient, with minimum pain, lesser recovery time, less opportunity of infection, and smaller time spent in hospital. Expect the use of mobile emergency printers in developing countries and remote areas. This was the brief summary of my invited speech which was sent to Global TIPE 3D printing conference 2022, Jan 18-20, New York, USA organized by Women in 3D printing located in New York City, NY, USA titled "Modern technologies/Where are we leaving?", the target of these talks was to give insight, best practices, or strategic information to the audience. My invited talk showed in the 1st day of the Conference awarded a certificate of appreciation*(Figure 2c) for successfully presenting my research/academic work. The awards are a great chance for scientists to celebrate their success and grace people whose realizations are a model for young people to walk behind. (Scheme 1)