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Not yet available apparently, but they mention[1] the printers are capable of printing chocolate, sour apple, etc. The fact that they can get such vibrant and
by Renaud 12y ago
Not yet available apparently, but they mention[1] the printers are capable of printing chocolate, sour apple, etc.
The fact that they can get such vibrant and detailed printing makes this even more interesting. I can see a market for high-end restaurants, cake shops and confectionery shop to propose custom-made pieces.
What I wonder is how long it takes to print various pieces. The Pro version of the printer has a large printing volume of 10x14x8”. I imagine printing in full colour must add a significant amount of time as well.
Now the question is: how much are people ready to pay for a lump of sugar, however beautifully crafted it is?
[1]:http://www.3dsystems.com/chefjet http://www.3dsystems.com/chefjet
- zachkatz 12y agoThis could be the first step towards entire 3D-printed meals.