Printing Life on your Desktop | Danny Cabrera | TEDxGateway
In his talk, Danny talks about how his company is empowering people to build with life. His team at Biobots are helping design and engineer biology to cure diseases, eliminate the organ waiting list, revert climate change, and live on other planets. Here, he talks about his first product, a 3D bioprinter.
Danny Founder of Biobots, they make desktop 3D bioprinter that builds 3D living tissues out of human cells. It is a beautifully designed, precision manufactured robot that prints cells and bioinks, bringing a new dimension to biology.
Danny started learning genetics while working on epigenetics lab at Penn after which he joined the iGEM team to design organisms for epigenetic engineering. After Penn he was going to get a PhD in bioengineering to continue applying computational, automation and mathematical tools to biology, however that was derailed when he started BioBots.
This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at
Danny Founder of Biobots, they make desktop 3D bioprinter that builds 3D living tissues out of human cells. It is a beautifully designed, precision manufactured robot that prints cells and bioinks, bringing a new dimension to biology.
Danny started learning genetics while working on epigenetics lab at Penn after which he joined the iGEM team to design organisms for epigenetic engineering. After Penn he was going to get a PhD in bioengineering to continue applying computational, automation and mathematical tools to biology, however that was derailed when he started BioBots.
This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at
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