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Top 5 Videos: A New Food 3D Printer
Another Sunday means another Top 5 list of videos straight from the world of 3D printing! This week, we present you with a brand new food 3D printer called Patiss3, which was developed by the French start-up La Pâtisserie Numérique.…
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Another Sunday means another Top 5 list of videos straight from the world of 3D printing! This week, we present you with a brand new food 3D printer called Patiss3, which was developed by the French start-up La Pâtisserie Numérique. 3Dnatives then takes you to Bilbao where the ADDIT3D event took place! We took the opportunity to meet HP and discover the challenges of additive manufacturing in terms of sustainability. After that, find out about the debates surrounding the 3D printing of firearms. To conclude this week’s list of top 5 videos, we show you a cool video of an artist who 3D prints sculptures of famous fantasy characters! In any case, we wish you all a very good Sunday!
Top 1: A 3D Printer For Cookies
The French start-up La Pâtisserie Numérique aims to help chefs integrate technology into their daily work. After developing a slicer for 3D printing food, La Pâtisserie Numérique now unveils the Patiss3 3D printer. Specially designed for the efficient production of cookie dough, this solution allows printing any kind of shape with any kind of dough. Whether for sweet or salty recipes, the device offers several possibilities.
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