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           Figure 1. (A) Three sources of bioprinting power. From left to right: Rotation dispensing by screw driven, air pressure dispensing by
           pneumatic, and force dispensing by piston driven. (B) Schematic illustration of computer vision-aided trajectory error assessment and
           correction in bioprinting.


               Despite the numerous advantages of bioprinting, low   Poor process control and feedback during the
           printing resolution is a critical issue limiting bioprinting   printing by extrusion-based bioprinting devices is the
           development  and utilization.  It should be noted that   principal  factor  of  the  low  resolution  of  extrusion-
           bioprinting  resolution  is  a  decisive  factor  affecting   based bioprinting, which is a primary limitation of this
           the overall quality of printing [11,12] .  A  lower resolution   printing process [14] . The actual printing trajectory often
           substantially  reduces the accuracy in the bioprinting   does  not  reflect  according  to  the  originally  designed
           model, thereby resulting in tremendous hidden dangers   reference trajectories, and some error remains between
           which affect treatment procedure and the overall success   the designed reference trajectories. The deviation error
           of organ transplantation. For instance, studies have shown   between the actual trajectory and the reference trajectory
           that  the  survival  rate  and  differentiation  of  osteoblasts   is small during the straight-line printing scheme, while
           in the lattice area are higher than those in the film area   the  deviation  error  significantly  increases  during  the
           in the bioprinting  experiment.  In the  same  printing   printing process of bending and curving structures [15,16] .
           environment, the low printing resolution leads to fading   Many  organ  bioprinting  models,  including  ear
           and the blur between the lattice area and the film area that   bioprinting model, have been proposed in recent studies [17,18] .
           finally will induce ambiguity and problems in the final   The ear is a typical three-dimensional (3D) organ with a
           cell survival rate and classification status . Furthermore,   curved structure. A computer vision system was never used
                                             [13]
           recent  studies  on the  bioprinting  of the human  heart   to achieve process control in most of the studies, which
           have indicated that the resolution of utilized bioprinting   means the error between the actual printing trajectory and the
           technology has a significant impact on the formation of   reference trajectory during the printing process remains and
           blood vessels in the heart .                        affects the final product, reducing the resolution of ears .
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