If you are really into holographs or rainbow chocolate design, the future looks bright for you. A Swiss startup called Morphotonix developed a way to print holographic rainbow patterns on chocolate.
Chocolate is placed into a special metallic mold, where refractive microstructures are printed on the chocolate's surface. This process creates beautiful images, such as rainbows. This method works on both milk and dark chocolate, but not other types at the moment. Morphotonix is currently looking for a German manufacturer to partner with so this rainbow chocolate can be available.
The healthy, innovative and personalized Photonic chocolate is tastable technology and additive free. This colorful printing method also works on plastic and other 3D surfaces or moldable objects. Although, psychedelic rainbow chocolate definitely sounds the coolest.
Holographic Printed Chocolates
Morphotonix's Colorful Printing Method Results in Rainbow Chocolate
Trend Themes
1. Holographic Printing - Developing holographic printing methods for food or other materials could lead to unique and visually stunning products.
2. Additive-free Food - Offering additive-free and technologically innovative food products could lead to capturing health-conscious consumers who seek modern experiences.
3. 3D Printing - Expanding the use of 3D printing technology for food and beyond, could create endless possibilities for personalized and creatively designed products.
Industry Implications
1. Food and Beverage - Developing new printing techniques and offering additive-free options in the multibillion food and beverage industry could allow companies to stand out among their competitors.
2. Packaging - Expanding photonic printing to packaging for various products could capture consumers with a visual appeal that current packaging cannot provide.
3. Art and Design - Utilizing photonic printing on various materials offers an opportunity for artists and designers to stand out with colorful and creative artwork and designs that were not possible before.