lifeisadreamOPMexi Go, Mexico State Mexico16,713 posts
The Foodini 3D Food Printer Hits Kickstarter!
3D food printing can be a hard concept to wrap your head around. Questions arise, like: what is it exactly that’s being made into 3D dimensions? Does it cook the food? And, most frequently, what’s the point? To begin with, most 3D printed foods are made from a paste. And so far, most 3D food printing experiments don’t cook the food, but extrude it into fun shapes that are subsequently cooked. And the point is still being determined, but the ultimate goal is the ability to tailor foods specifically to your dietary needs. Eventually, it may be possible to feed your daily biostats to an app that determines what amount of which vitamins and minerals you need to treat or prevent certain health conditions. This data would be sent to a 3D food printer that could prepare your meals with the right ratio of ingredients and, in a severely futuristic world, even alter the taste so that you think you’re getting steak, but really you’re getting steak-like food paste.
That future may not be too far off as entrepreneurs like Natural Machines take to Kickstarter to launch their, now famous, Foodini 3D food printer. This is exciting stuff! Though people have been experimenting with 3D food printing for at least a couple of years – most notably in space – this may be the first commercially available 3D printer for printing savoury foods (the ChefJet sweets 3D printer from 3D Systems is also due to be released this year). And the early bird prices for the Kickstarter aren’t looking so bad for the Foodini.....
I work as an automotive tech. The transportation industry comes out with new and amazing additions every year. Some make our travel more comfortable.Some are just plain FUN!
lifeisadream: It looks like the artifact is not touching the soil. ?
Thanks Guzman.
One thing that needs to be invented is an exercise –pill, so people just take the pill and their body gets all the exercise they need. Great time to all! I am going for a walk.
Yes, that "bike" has helix.
About the food printer, I think is not needed where is a good kitchener.
Developed out of social networking, online shopping and computer games. The pleasure tube will be a self-contained unit providing free entertainment and sustenance which most of mankind will be permanently hooked up to in stasis so as to conserve resources and allow living space for the elite rulers of the machines.
Harley Davidson is developing an electric motorcycle.
Its noise surely won't be so stylish as the classic models. If its engine sounds.
Hi Guzmán
I am not into bikes but from your post:
Harley-Davidson unwraps LiveWire electric motorcycle. Even bad-boy bikes go green. ..... The LiveWire uses a lithium-ion battery and creates 75 horsepower, going from zero to 60 mph in four seconds and a maximum speed of 90 mph. The design of the LiveWire looks futuristic, with an exoskeleton made of aluminum supported by 18-inch tires.
And if releasing an electric motorcycle isn't unlike Harley-Davidson enough, the LiveWire also eschews the traditional sounds of a Harley-Davidson motorcycle that rumbles when idle and roars when throttled. Instead, the LiveWire has a quiet engine that only emits a high-pitched squeal similar to a jet plane engine....
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Any ideas of what needs to be invented?
Thanks in advance!