The team from the University of Exeter in England created a printer that can issue a printout in the form of three-dimensional (3D). New innovations make such a printer can print various forms of delicious chocolate.
The printer is functioning like cookie cutters and chocolate alone. Interestingly, various forms of chocolate out of a printer, the printing process more or less the same as when we'll print the picture. The creator makes this printer for the retail and chocolate shop, to give more satisfaction to customers. With this printer, customers can design and print creations of chocolate they want. Of course, the input materials must also contain chocolate.
According to Dr. Liang Hao, who led the team from the University of Exeter, this is the first time 3D technology applied to the chocolate. "We believe this printer will be cost-effective and nontoxic. In fact, the resulting sounds delicious chocolate," said Liang.
Given the nature of the easily melted chocolate, Liang and his team need to make the cooling cycle and temperature in the printer is right and appropriate steps each process. The result, which is printed chocolate also has a perfect shape in accordance with the design.*** [PC World | Sri | PIKIRAN RAKYAT 21072011]
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The team from the University of Exeter in England created a printer that can issue a printout in the form of three-dimensional (3D). New innovations make such a printer can print various forms of delicious chocolate.
The printer is functioning like cookie cutters and chocolate alone. Interestingly, various forms of chocolate out of a printer, the printing process more or less the same as when we'll print the picture. The creator makes this printer for the retail and chocolate shop, to give more satisfaction to customers. With this printer, customers can design and print creations of chocolate they want. Of course, the input materials must also contain chocolate.
According to Dr. Liang Hao, who led the team from the University of Exeter, this is the first time 3D technology applied to the chocolate. "We believe this printer will be cost-effective and nontoxic. In fact, the resulting sounds delicious chocolate," said Liang.
Given the nature of the easily melted chocolate, Liang and his team need to make the cooling cycle and temperature in the printer is right and appropriate steps each process. The result, which is printed chocolate also has a perfect shape in accordance with the design.*** [PC World | Sri | PIKIRAN RAKYAT 21072011]
