24 November 2022, 9th edition, Mikrocentrum, The Netherlands / Online
#3dfoodprinting
Based on a research partnership between UTT (Technology University of Troyes) and La Patisserie Numerique, this 3d slicer software enables you to build a continuous printing path. This way, we’re avoiding retractation and non-printing moves during the 3d food printing.
Continue reading “La Pâtisserie Numérique introduces slicer software for 3D Food Printing”
Japanese culture has a flair for transforming the mundane, like an ordinary lunch, into something aesthetically pleasing. Yoshihiro Asano, a student at Keiko University, found an automated method for spicing up is bento box lunches, by converting his 3D printer into a meal decorator capable of decorating his rice with furikake-based drawings. Continue reading “Lunchbot Gives Bento Lunches a 3D Printed Flair (VIDEO)”
Finally, daring dreamers have brought 3D printing to the most important material of all: pancake batter. The PancakeBot touts itself as the first pancake printer, and it was just funded three times over its goal on Kickstarter. Continue reading “PancakeBot Prints Flapjacks in Any Design You Want”