– 3D-Modelle & 3D-Drucker –

The future is a terrifying and/or wonderful place, according to most movies. What will we see? What will we do? What will we eat? Ever since the microwave taught us that not everything we eat has to come directly from nature, we’ve been inventing new ways of preparing foods and objects that Hostess tells us are food. Now that 3D printing has the world enamored, it’s natural that the technology would be used to make food and to make making food easier, or at least weirder. It’s still a very new field, but food 3D printing is super exciting stuff and could, if Star Trek is an accurate depiction of how things will be 2,000 years from now, be the technology used to prepare all of our personally tailored meals. So, let’s run down a list of eleven different food printing machines, people, and organizations that are out there in the world-o-sphere to get a glimpse at the not-too-distant future of food:
(…weiter auf 3dprintingindustry.com)

Dieses Jahr kommen die ersten 3D-Drucker für Lebensmittel auf den Markt. Wird Kochen zur aussterbenden Kunst?
(…weiter auf heise.de)

There are a number of 3D food printers on the market, promising to print everything from pasta to Nutella. But most simply create shapes from pre-prepared ingredients.
(…weiter auf businessinsider.com)

Die amerikanische Firma 3D Systems stellte letzte Woche auf der Elektronik-Messe CES den ersten marktreifen 3-D-Drucker für Lebensmittel vor. Der ChefJet 3D druckt Zucker, Schokolade und Bonbons in nahezu jeder beliebigen Form. Als Zutaten braucht er dafür ein Trockenpulver und Wasser.
(…weiter auf huffingtonpost.de)

3D Systems introduced their ChefJet line of food 3D printers at CES 2014, which will be the first kitchen-ready food printer when it’s released later this year. We learn about how the ChefJet works and what kinds of food and shapes it can make, and then taste test some geometric sugar candy and chocolates created by the printer. Be sure to stick through to the ending!
(Quelle: Youtube / Tested)

3D Systems and the recently-acquired Sugar Lab have created a line of 3D printers that can print delicious sugar candies in a variety of geometric shapes and colors.
(…weiter auf laughingsquid.com)

My love for 3D printed food strikes again. Thanks to 3D Systems’ new ChefJet and ChefJet Pro, confectionery 3D printers, it is now possible to print real, edible candy.
(…weiter auf 3dprinter.net)

Der 3D-Druckerhersteller 3D Systems hat auf der CES zwei neue 3D-Drucker vorgestellt. Das Besonderen an ihnen: Sie stellen Süßigkeiten her.
(…weiter auf golem.de)

3D Systems kündigt auf der CES in Las Vegas 3D-Drucker für spezielle Anwendungen an: Der CubeJet erzeugt vielfarbige Modelle so günstig wie nie, der ChefJet druckt essbare Modelle aus Zucker und der CeraJet fertigt die Modelle aus Keramik. Fotos von den Geräten gibt es indes noch nicht.
(…weiter auf heise.de)

– 3D printing gets sweeter with kitchen-ready printers, NSF and UL certified
– Monochrome, countertop ChefJet and full-color ChefJet Pro
– Pastry Chef’s must have companion in bakery shops, restaurants and events
– Equipped with intuitive, easy to use, chef-friendly Digital Cookbook software
– Experience printed candy tastings live at CES in 3DS’ booth 31424, LVCC SH

3D Systems (NYSE:DDD) introduced today the ChefJet™ series of 3D printers, launching an entirely new, kitchen-ready 3D printer category for edibles. The first two printers in the series are the monochrome, countertop ChefJet 3D printer and the full-color, larger format ChefJet Pro 3D printer. Early feedback characterizes ChefJet as the must-have companion for the professional baker, cake master, and high-end event and restaurateur. Equipped with The Digital Cookbook, easy to use ChefJet software for the non-CAD user, the ChefJet printers enable stunning edible prints to be incorporated into any professional kitchen, effortlessly. The ChefJet series of printers will be showcased for the first time at the 2014 International CES in Las Vegas, NV, January 7-10, 2014, at the 3DS booth 31424, LVCC South Hall 3.
(…weiter auf 3dsystems.com)