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Real-time sensors are crucial for consistent quality in regenerative medicine manufacturing. These technologies provide in-process insights, overcoming challenges in commercializing engineered cells, tissues, and organs.

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  • Biotechnology
  • Manufacturing Engineering

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  • Commercialization of engineered cells, tissues, and organs is hindered by complex manufacturing processes.
  • Process variability significantly impacts the quality of living products.
  • Lack of real-time detection prevents understanding of manufacturing impacts on product quality.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To review commercially relevant sensor technologies for regenerative medicine manufacturing.
  • To identify gaps in current sensor technologies for in-process monitoring.
  • To outline sensor considerations for integrating measurement technologies into manufacturing processes.

Main Methods:

  • Literature review of sensor technologies applicable to regenerative medicine manufacturing.
  • Analysis of sensor capabilities for detecting quality attributes in living products.
  • Examination of compatibility requirements for sensors with automated manufacturing equipment.

Main Results:

  • Several sensor technologies can detect meaningful quality attributes during manufacturing.
  • Gaps exist in current sensor technologies, particularly regarding real-time, non-destructive monitoring.
  • Successful sensor integration requires collaboration between developers and manufacturers.

Conclusions:

  • Real-time, non-destructive sensor technologies are essential for ensuring consistent product quality and enabling scale-up in regenerative medicine.
  • Addressing technological gaps and understanding end-user needs are critical for effective sensor implementation.
  • Sensors must be compatible with advanced manufacturing equipment to support novel production methods.