Top 5: IKEA Interviews Will Feature 3D Printed Meatballs

It’s Sunday! Which means that it is also time for our latest round of top 5 3D printing videos from the week. First, we will start with the latest recruitment video from IKEA which has a surprising guest: 3D printed, plant-based versions of the iconic Ikea meatballs. Next, could additive manufacturing be the future of mass-produced homes? Cover, a start-up specializing in modular construction seems to think so. Afterwards, check out how one Formula One team is using 3D Systems for the creation of optimized parts. Not to mention, Markforged shows how they are able to make a 3D printed metal part and get it to the user by the next day! Finally, don’t miss a closer look at Ultimaker’s famous ecosystem, which the company often attributes to its success. Happy Sunday and happy watching!

Top 1: Have a job interview at IKEA with some 3D printed meatballs

A visit to the Swedish furniture giant IKEA is always associated with a visit to the company’s own restaurant. But today’s video makes it clear that IKEA is not only innovative when it comes to its furnishings. It shows a foretaste of the fact that the furniture company is already working on an alternative for its most popular product: Köttbullar. Lucky interviewees at the company, will be able to taste-test the new, plant-based, 3D printed meatballs as part of a new data and technology recruitment campaign, “Taste the Future.” Watch the meatballs being printed in the new recruitment video below!