Poietis

Poietis

Pessac, France· Est.
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Private Company

Total funding raised: $10.8M

Overview

Poietis is a private, commercial-stage company offering a differentiated bioprinting platform centered on its proprietary Laser-Assisted Bioprinting (LAB) technology. The company targets two primary markets with its modular NGB platform: the NGB-R™ for academic and pharmaceutical research, and the NGB-C™, a GMP-compliant system designed for clinical production of implantable tissues. Poietis operates at the intersection of advanced manufacturing and regenerative medicine, aiming to enable the transition from basic research to therapeutic tissue fabrication. Its value proposition lies in high-resolution, automated bioprinting that supports the creation of biologically relevant and complex tissue constructs.

Regenerative MedicineOncology

Technology Platform

Laser-Assisted Bioprinting (LAB) technology enabling high-precision, high-viability deposition of cells and bioinks via a robotic platform (NGB). The platform is modular, with research (NGB-R) and GMP-compliant clinical (NGB-C) versions.

Funding History

3
Total raised:$10.8M
Grant$2.8M
Series A$6.5M
Seed$1.5M

Opportunities

The growing demand for complex 3D tissue models in pharmaceutical R&D creates a large addressable market for the NGB-R.
The transition towards automated, point-of-care manufacturing of cell therapies and implants presents a long-term, high-value opportunity for the GMP-ready NGB-C system.

Risk Factors

The company faces significant regulatory hurdles in gaining approval for tissues manufactured on its clinical platform.
Competition from other bioprinting technologies and the challenge of driving adoption of a new, complex manufacturing paradigm in cost-sensitive healthcare systems are key commercial risks.

Competitive Landscape

Poietis competes in the bioprinting market against companies using extrusion (e.g., CELLINK/BICO, Allevi), inkjet (e.g., Organovo historically), and other technologies. Its Laser-Assisted Bioprinting differentiates it on resolution and cell viability, positioning it in a premium segment. Competitors for the clinical-grade system include established medical device companies developing tissue engineering solutions.