The problem with multiple arms is that they can easily crash into each other. Solving this problem is so difficult that all other 3D printing approaches simply avoid the problem by having only one printing arm in motion at a time. There can be no collisions if there's only one arm.
Somehow the UI researchers developed an ingenious solution to this challenge, and their new (unnamed) bioprinter is capable of very complex print operations involving multiple arms.
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