The University of Washington’s Alshakim Nelson has reportedly discovered a novel way to ferment yeast with a 3D printer. The process has been used exclusively so far to create ethanol, but Dr Al…
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Farmers in Myanmar are using 3D printing to improve farming production
Embracing 3D printing techniques is improving farming efficiency in rural areas of Myanmar. The areas which heavily rely on their work on the land, have been supported with use of rapid prototyping. P…
Wacker create new way to 3D print chewing gum
Munich-based chemical company Wacker have announced a new way to 3D print gum as well as a new “Candy2Gum” process. Among their many products Wacker are also a producer of food resins, inc…
Australian RIPPA could be the future of 3D printing and food
3D printing is advancing agriculture and may change how crops are harvested. On the anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall (9th November) forward thinking individuals gathered in Berlin to evaluat…
Democracy comes in popsicles – Taste the Internet with Pixsweet.
Janne Kyttanen is an artist at the cutting edge of digital design. He became a creative director at 3D Systems when the company acquired his 3D printing design and research company Freedom of Creation…
3D printing food at London’s Food Tech Week
3D food printing company, Natural Machines of Barcelona, bring their Foodini 3D printer to London’s food tech week. Natural Machines co-founder and CEO, Emilio Sepulveda, delivered a short presentatio…
New 3D food printer coming soon
Columbia University is working on a new 3D food printer that can produce and cook a variety of dishes from frozen base ingredients. They also want to introduce an element of design to home cooking tha…
Food Ink’s London launch is a futuristic frenzy
The team at 3D Printing Industry previously reported on Food Ink’s upcoming stop in London as part of a pop-up dinner series, which showcases 100% 3D printed foods, utensils and furniture. Thank…
The future is Foodini: An interview with Natural Machines
Imagine having quick, easy access to some of your favorite snacks and dishes without harmful additives, preservatives and foreign chemicals that you can’t pronounce. It’s comforting to thi…
Print Your Cake and Eat It Too with Food Ink
It’s quite an exciting time for 3D printing. The industry is making unprecedented waves in all ranges of technology from science to art — and now food. Of course, 3D printed food is no new…