3D food printers are more difficult to explain. Hod Lipson, director of Cornell University’s Creative Machines Lab, laid out the three dominant methods of printing food at the 2015 Inside 3D Printing conference in New York City, which are nozzles, powdery material, and lasers. “You can think of it as the ‘RGB of food,’” he told Digital Trends.…[Read more]

3D food printers are more difficult to explain. Hod Lipson, director of Cornell University’s Creative Machines Lab, laid out the three dominant methods of printing food at the 2015 Inside 3D Printing conference in New York City, which are nozzles, powdery material, and lasers. “You can think of it as the ‘RGB of food,’” he told Digital Trends.…[Read more]

yes will,  i agree that 3D printers are delightful toys 🙂 wide range of hitech – toys 🙂 include design visualization, prototyping/CAD, metal casting, architecture, education, geospatial, healthcare and entertainment/retail.

Back in the dark ages of mainstream 3-D printing — say, five years ago — the next-generation hardware was idealized as a…[Read more]

yes will,  i agree that 3D printers are delightful toys 🙂 wide range of hitech – toys 🙂 include design visualization, prototyping/CAD, metal casting, architecture, education, geospatial, healthcare and entertainment/retail.

Back in the dark ages of mainstream 3-D printing — say, five years ago — the next-generation hardware was idealized as a…[Read more]