IsoMakby
Two independently thermoregulated printheads, mechanical extrusion and flexible substrates for research workflows.
Book a demoChapter A / Tissue engineeringBuild your next
Build your next
tissue model
From material formulation to scaffold architecture: hardware, software and scientific expertise for academia and biotech.
Discuss your researchFabrication
Your experiment
Your platform
Compare fabrication methods and configurations, then discuss the setup that fits your material and tissue architecture.
PicoMakby
High-resolution masked stereolithography for small-volume bioink development and microarchitecture research.
Book a demoDomoMakby
A modular biofabrication platform with configurations of up to four printheads and multiple fabrication techniques.
Discuss configuration| Capability | IsoMakby | PicoMakby | DomoMakby |
|---|---|---|---|
| Method | Mechanical extrusion | Masked stereolithography | Multimodal, modular fabrication |
| Research focus | Multi-material bioink workflows | Small-volume formulation testing | Hierarchical tissue architectures |
| Configuration | Two printheads; independent thermal control | Monochrome 4K LCD; 35 μm XY resolution | Up to four printheads |
| Flexibility | 3 and 5 mL syringes; freely selectable supports | Customizable vat sizes | UV printing, electrospinning, MEW and FDM configurations |
Specifications summarized from the October 2026 flyer. Confirm the configuration required for your application with MAKBY.
SoftwareDesign beyond
Design beyond
the flat layer
Makby Studio
CAD/CAM software for complex multi-material scaffold design and non-planar fabrication pathways.
Explore the software with usArchitecture
Develop the geometry of your construct.
Materials
Plan a multi-material scaffold workflow.
Pathways
Explore complex fabrication trajectories.
Fabrication
Connect design with the printing process.
Bioinks & biomaterials
The material
makes a difference
Explore the portfolio, then match the formulation, fabrication method and biological requirements to your research.
7 materials shown
PoloxInk
A poloxamer-based material within the MAKBY bioink portfolio.
Discuss this materialGelMA Ultra
Tunable gelatin methacryloyl formulations for photocrosslinked tissue constructs.
Discuss this materialSUMC Ink
Collagen fibers designed to reinforce printed structures and support tissue-engineering applications.
Discuss this materialSVPC Ink
Fungal-derived chitosan structural bioink with visible-light curing.
Discuss this materialSFCVC Ink
A sacrificial fungal-derived chitosan material for temporary structures and perfusable architectures.
Discuss this materialTRE Hydrogel
Tissue-specific extracellular matrix hydrogels designed to recreate native cellular microenvironments for 3D culture, tissue engineering and bioprinting.
Discuss this material4D-HTOR Hydrogel
Light-responsive hybrid hydrogels engineered to deliver dynamic mechanical stimulation, mimicking physiological tissue motion for advanced lung models, 4D bioprinting and mechanobiology research.
Discuss this materialSpecialist platforms
OmniEnzyme
Parallel screening of enzyme variants, bioink formulations and encapsulated drugs in a 384-well-compatible format.
Discuss your screening workflowCapilPro
Precision-engineered glass capillaries with customizable diameters and SEM characterization.
Discuss your capillary requirementsScientific services
Go further
with our team
Material Lab
Characterize, optimize and technically validate new materials for bioprinting.
Focus: Material performance and printing feasibility
ScaffoldDynamics
Investigate scaffold architecture and cell–matrix interactions through advanced visualization and characterization.
Focus: Structural mapping and scaffold evolution
Lasing MicroCraft
Precision laser microfabrication for microfluidics, implants and biomedical devices.
Focus: Tailored fabrication requirements
Pre-Clinical Biomaterials
In vitro and in vivo studies for next-generation biomaterials and implantable medical devices.
Focus: Safety, functionality and translational studies
What do you want to build?
Tell us about your tissue, material or fabrication challenge.