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International Journal of Bioprinting                             Review on Hybrid Biomanufacturing Systems



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            Figure 5. (A) 3D Discovery (RegenHU, Switzerland). (B) Multi-material cell-laden hydrogel constructs deposited with the layer-by-layer UV curing
            strategy , with permission from PLOS ONE (publisher). (C) Multi‑material cage constructs (top view) , with permission from MARY ANN LIEBERT
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            INC  (publisher)  (D)  BioFactory  (RegenHU,  Switzerland).  (E)  Hybrid  printing  system  shows  the  inkjet  print  head  and  the  electrospinning  print
            head , with permission from AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY (publisher). (F) Hybrid printing system combining the inkjet print head and the
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            electrospinning print head , with permission from IOP Publishing (publisher). (G) SEM image of hybrid scaffolds printed with extrusion-based 3D
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            printing and electrospinning technologies , with permission from Elsevier (publisher).
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            technologies, such as inkjet, pneumatic, thermoplastic   can be applied as a wearable strain sensor to effectively
            extrusion, and  piston-driven  disposition heads for  the   monitor and distinguish multifarious motions of a human
            fabrication of 3D porous structures, as well as UV light,   body.
            photopolymerization, plasma pens, and nebulizers for   Xu et al. (2012) developed a system combining inkjet
            surface modification are all available on this biofabrication   printing and electrospinning (Figure  5F) to fabricate
            platform. Self-healing and ultrastrechable double-network   nanofibrous viable tissues with enhanced mechanical and
            hydrogel have been fabricated through BioFactory by   biological  properties  for  cartilage  tissue  engineering .
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            combining cross-linked  κ-carrageenan network and   The electrospinning print head is used to generate a
            polyacrylamide  (PAAm)  network  (Figure  5E) .  The   polymeric fiber-based scaffold, and the inkjet print head
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            printed 3D structure also presents remarkable sensitivity   is designed to deposit cells onto the scaffold with a x-y-z
            with a gauge factor of 0.63 at the strain of 1000%, which   platform. The results revealed that both biological and


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