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3D printing is a trending technology and its application to food has been spotlighted recently. A fully developed 3D food printing technology will allows us to cook any food in any shape in a extremely low cost. 3D printing is a trending technology and its application to food has been spotlighted recently. A fully developed 3D food printing technology will allows us to cook any food in any shape in a extremely low cost. Both analog and digital materials assembly technolgies can be explored. 4D food will self-cook cook upon demand.

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3D Food Printing

3D printing is a trending technology and its application to food has been spotlighted recently. A fully developed 3D food printing technology will allows us to cook any food in any shape in a extremely low cost. Both analog and digital materials assembly technolgies can be explored. 4D food will self-cook cook upon demand.

In this Garage Physics Project, our initial goal is to print an edible gummy Bucky Badger. But pivot pivot..

Rationale: Why is it important?

  • Zero Waste Food Production
  • Cheaper Food Costs
  • More Advancement in Food Field
  • And.... Cause it's AWESOME!!

If you want to know more about 3D Printer, Click >>>3D printing<<<

Invocation

Take a look at the following links:

http://www.designboom.com/design/food-printer-by-gglab-deniz-manisali-at-milan-design-week-2012/

http://www.nytimes.com/2013/09/22/opinion/sunday/dinner-is-printed.html?_r=0

http://richrap.blogspot.com/2012/04/universal-paste-extruder-ceramic-food.html

Materials we are considering as a food paste...

  1. Gelatin

  2. Chocolate
  3. Hard Candy

  4. Cheese

Methods of Printing Gelatin

  1. Using modified Ink printer technology? - In order for this, the particle size of the Gelatin has to be between 50 to 60 microns in diameter.

    - http://computer.howstuffworks.com/inkjet-printer3.htm

  2. Using Modified 3D printer extruder. (Universal Paste Extruder)

    - http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:20733 - http://associationof3dprinting.com/food-safe-extruder-for-3d-printers/

  3. Or Others...

Click Here to Learn Little bit about Food Science

Articles

Videos

Other 3D printing projects


Participants:

  • Professor Carlsmith
  • Professor Shinya Ikeda (food science)
  • Kathryn Hency (graduate student, food science)
  • Hanwook Chung

  • Wally Graber

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