A machine can print 3D chocolates design.
This is the latest creation of a group of scientists from the University of Exeter, UK
It works as a printer ordinary: chocolate dripping liquid according to a design by default, and gradually, with each layer being cooled, creating a three dimensional sculpture and edible says the Guardian .
While this "printer" is only a prototype, its creators (a group of scientists from the University of Exeter led by Dr. Liang Hao) are confident that progress is an idea and play.
This is the latest creation of a group of scientists from the University of Exeter, UK
It works as a printer ordinary: chocolate dripping liquid according to a design by default, and gradually, with each layer being cooled, creating a three dimensional sculpture and edible says the Guardian .
While this "printer" is only a prototype, its creators (a group of scientists from the University of Exeter led by Dr. Liang Hao) are confident that progress is an idea and play.
"The goal is that the machine uses local produce and is part of life in communities. Children may print toys, and adults could create their own designs. It would be like your own chocolate factory, "Hao said the newspaper.
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For now, this new device only works with liquid chocolate, but the idea is that in the future can also use another type of food .
