00:00But much more spectacular is Redwire's second arena, a machine called Bio-Biofabrication Facility, which prints human cells on the
00:10ISS.
00:12A 3D printer for tissue. So we're not talking about a slide at a conference here, but real hardware that's
00:20operating on the ISS today. Today.
00:24And here too? Zero gravity is the trick. Which human tissue collapses under its own weight on Earth?
00:33So you need scaffolds. In orbit you don't. There you can print free-standing three-dimensional structures made of living
00:42cells.
00:44Redwire has already printed hard tissue with this and is working together with a military medical research facility on printed
00:51knee tissue
00:52for injured soldiers. The long-term goal sounds like science fiction, but it's actually a serious plan.
00:59An eye scan real quick.
01:01Thank you very much, Hyuk Corti.
01:01Whenever we narrate about your family, when their bodies has been anchored,기가 very different.
01:03By the way, if they feel inspirational and they're going to help you with acera inودoperator,
01:04you can enjoy everything.
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