Another issue in bioprinting is that you typically don't really *want* to position each cell individually. It's much more efficient to print a clump of cells at a time, and allow them to self-organize.
Printing larger droplets also means you can print larger volumes faster. When printing living 3D structures, it's a big challenge to make sure the cells on the bottom are still alive by the time you finish printing the cells on top. Inkjet is fast, but the total accumulated volume is quite small.
Patrik
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