Companies called Natural Machines have launched a 3D printer that can create your own food. You simply have to put in the ingredients and let the 3D printer work. Why devote all your time and dedication to making a dish when you don’t have to worry because Natural Machines came up with the Foodini. This product is worth for around $1,000. Imagine a world 10, 20, 30 years from now, where 3D printers aren’t just producing single plastic components, but are fabricating complete electronic devices. In fact, they’re not even called 3D printers at that point. By then, these are self-evolving machines, capable of repairing your home, themselves, and then preparing your next meal, perfectly tailored to your dietary necessities and your palette. If that world comes to fruition, it will because of the work of Hod Lipson. While Adrian Bowyer was at work founding the RepRap project in the UK, another 3D printing pioneer was in New York, working on a vast range of research including food printing, bioprinting, and electronics printing
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