Nico Klaber's 'Moleculaire' Makes Cooking a Push-Button Project
Nico Kläber's Moléculaire is one of the eight finalists in the Electrolux Design Lab Challenge. I guess that if this technology appeals to the public, there might come a day when you'll wake up in the morning, push a button and eat anything you can imagine in a matter of seconds.
Anyway, it's an interesting future that seems to be closer and closer. Check out the blurb below to see how Nico Kläber's Moléculaire works.
Anyway, it's an interesting future that seems to be closer and closer. Check out the blurb below to see how Nico Kläber's Moléculaire works.
Implications - The 3D food printers are based on a layer-by-layer technique; the process arranges particles from a list of ingredients. The 3D food printers are at once easy to use and deliver the goods in just minutes. This is a fantastic product.







