GeisterBio began with a bold idea when Noah discovered the potential of bioprinting during his university studies. Recognizing the limitations of existing technologies, he envisioned to create a solution.

With ingenuity and determination, Noah hacked a conventional 3D printer to successfully prove the concept of a multi-material bioprinting system.

Construction of the first prototype began with the development of an innovative printhead, laying the foundation for GeisterBio's unique technology.

Paul and Noah met and quickly realized their shared passion for innovation. Together, they combined their expertise to propel the project forward.

Lukas joined the team, bringing additional coding skills and energy, further strengthening GeisterBio's foundation.

With successful funding, the team was able to start the patent registration process.

GeisterBio completed its first successful crowdfunding campaign, securing the funding needed to drive development through 2025 and beyond.

We are currently in the final stage of the prototype development + construction.