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UltiMaker and Bioactivx advance on-demand 3D-printed wound care

September 17, 2026 By MDO Staff Leave a Comment

NEWS RELEASE:  UltiMaker partners with Bioactivx to advance on-demand 3D-printed wound care, as Singapore medtech startup achieves HSA approval for end-use medical implants

Bioactivx’s cleanroom print farm facility in Singapore, built on UltiMaker’s 3D printing platform to support the production of its HSA-approved Bioactiv Matrix.

SINGAPORE — UltiMaker, a global leader in professional 3D printing solutions, today announced a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Bioactivx, a Singapore-based MedTech startup, to co-develop a scalable, on-demand medical printing solution for regenerative wound care. The announcement coincides with two major milestones for Bioactivx: the opening of its medical-grade filament production and cleanroom print farm facility, and its obtainment of HSA approval for their flagship product Bioactiv Matrix, which is manufactured via 3D printing – a facility built on UltiMaker’s 3D printing platform.

The partnership highlights the growing role of UltiMaker’s open, reliable print technology in enabling next-generation medical manufacturing, from prototyping to certified end-use production.

Powering a new standard in regenerative medicine

Bioactivx’s flagship product, Bioactiv Matrix, is a synthetic, animal-free regenerative medical solution designed to accelerate wound closure and promote scar-free healing. To bring it to market at scale, Bioactivx built an end-to-end digital manufacturing process – compounding a proprietary active-ingredient filament in-house, then mass-producing the final product on a fleet of UltiMaker 3D printers within a certified cleanroom.

“We chose UltiMaker because of its reliability, ease of use, and open architecture,” said Dr. Teo Peili, CEO of Bioactivx. “That openness was essential – it let us develop and fine-tune our own proprietary print process rather than working around the limitations of a closed system.”

Bioactivx’s ISO 13485 certification and HSA approval validate UltiMaker systems for medical-grade, end-use implant manufacturing.

That process has earned Bioactivx the ISO 13485 certification and HSA approval, for end-use medical implant manufacturing – validating that products 3D printed on UltiMaker systems can meet rigorous medical-grade manufacturing standards. Regulatory submissions for the Bioactiv Matrix in key countries/regions such as USA, EU, Australia and the rest of ASEAN are ongoing.

“Bioactivx’s certification and regulatory approval is a powerful proof point for the medical 3D printing industry,” said Mr. Michiel Alting von Geusau, CEO of UltiMaker “It demonstrates that with the right process and quality controls, 3D printing on UltiMaker platforms can meet the exacting standards required for certified, end-use medical devices – not just prototypes.”

Singapore’s HSA is classified as WHO maturity level 4 for medical device regulations, indicating extremely high standards for medical device approvals.

Building toward on-demand medical manufacturing

Under the newly signed MOU, UltiMaker and Bioactivx will jointly develop a scalable, deployable printing solution aimed at bringing wound care production closer to the point of need. The goal: enable faster access to treatment within the critical “golden period” following injury, by reducing dependency on traditional cold-chain logistics and centralized manufacturing.

“This collaboration is about more than one product,” said Michiel Alting von Geusau. “It’s a blueprint for how distributed, on-demand 3D printing can transform medical manufacturing – making critical treatments faster to produce and easier to deliver, wherever they’re needed.”

Looking ahead

With Bioactivx’s production facility now online and the MOU in place, the two companies will work together over the coming months to refine and scale the on-demand printing solution, supporting Bioactivx’s plans to meet growing demand for regenerative wound care.

“This is just the starting point,” added Dr. Teo. “Our vision is a future where advanced, scar-free healing is available to every patient, wherever they are – and UltiMaker is a key partner in making that possible.”

About UltiMaker

UltiMaker is a global leader in professional 3D printing, providing reliable, open, and easy-to-use 3D printing solutions trusted by engineers, educators, and manufacturers worldwide. UltiMaker’s open architecture empowers organizations to develop specialized, industry-specific applications – from rapid prototyping to certified end-use production.

About Bioactivx

Bioactivx is a Singapore-based MedTech startup specializing in regenerative medicine in skin and bone applications. Its flagship product, Bioactiv Matrix, is a synthetic, animal-free skin substitute produced through a proprietary biomaterial coupled with 3D printing, designed to accelerate healing and reduce scarring in acute and chronic wounds.

The opinions expressed in this news release are the author’s only and do not necessarily reflect those of Medical Design & Outsourcing or its employees.

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