Techshot Inc. officials plan to share the product- and technology-development company’s expertise through a new partnership with the Purdue Research Foundation. Through the relationship, Techshot will ...
A team of scientists working for the NASA and SpaceX contractor Techshot have become the first people in history to successfully 3D print a heart structure in zero gravity, using human stem cells. A ...
A new privately-owned and operated device designed to conduct research in space at varying gravity levels. The device works with a wide variety of sample types – such as tissue chips, plants, fish, ...
LOUISVILLE, KY--(Marketwired - October 22, 2013) - The Midwest's premier technology development company, Techshot, utilizes Autodesk Inventor to design and develop the Bone Densitometer for the ...
Greenville, Ind. — Techshot Inc. has developed the first X-ray system for the International Space Station (ISS). Known as the Bone Densitometer, the device is expected to launch to the station aboard ...
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The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), Techshot Inc., and Tupperware Brands Corporation (Tupperware) are jointly developing an improved system for growing plants aboard the ...
Techshot Inc., announced last year that the company was working on bio-printing a heart on the International Space Station. We caught up with them to see where they're at in the process. I'm guessing ...
A Greenville-based company is one of 16 to receive a share of up to $500 million as part of a NASA Research, Engineering, and Mission Integration Services contract. Techshot Inc. says the funding will ...
Recently public new-space company Redwire is buying Techshot, a microgravity biotechnology company that provided the first U.S. system capable of manufacturing human tissue in microgravity, among ...
On July 27, AEI’s James Pethokoukis hosted a panel discussion on the emerging space economy and its future, including for tourism and manufacturing. Sierra Space’s John Roth demonstrated how his ...
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