The habitation module is being inflated on the ISS. Time lapse
On May 28, the Bigelow Expandable Activity Module (BEAM), an experimental residential module designed for astronauts, was inflated on the ISS. The module, built by Bigelow Aerospace, was inflated on the second attempt: the first attempt, made a few days earlier, had to be aborted because the material did not unfold as expected. NASA has prepared a time lapse showing the process of deploying BEAM.