TNO Food Printer

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Researcher

TNO

www.tno.nl/foodlab

The 3D Food Printer will revolutionize the

world of food. Imagine a piece of equipment

that can make any dish you want, even

those that do not exist yet.

The possibilities for tasty but healthy

personalized nutrition or simply fun food

would be endless.

Kjeld van Bommel


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The 3D Food Printer


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Definition

A 3D food printer is a device

that can produce (any kind of) food product

starting from a series of basic ingredients

using printing or other deposition technologies


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Why print food

image: Wikipedia, Husky


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1: Global population increase

image: Scott Woods, Western News


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Food now

image: Wikipedia, Jon Sullivan

image: Wikipedia, Bob Embleton


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Food future

image: Wikipedia, VirtualSteve

image: Wikipedia, Arnaud Muller-Feuga

image: Wikipedia, Takeaway


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2: Personalized food

image: Wikipedia, Ricardo bob 8


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Health status

image: Wikipedia, Naoll

image: The DoctorsVisit - Jan Steen (1625/6 1679)


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Sports

image: Wikipedia, Materialscientist image: Wikipedia, Regani


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3: Convenience

image: Wikipedia, hugovk


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Robotic chef

image: Wikipedia, Pavel evela

images: Wikipedia, GeorgeRexTA, Len Rizzi


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Mash, again...

image: Wikipedia, Ra Boe


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New food concepts

images: Philips


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Commercial status



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2D food printing

image: Wikipedia, Ulrike Spierling


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2D food printing

movie: Pascal de Grood, Foodjet


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3D chocolate printer

images: Chocedge


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Design concepts

Cornucopia - image: MIT Molculaire - image: Electrolux

Food printer - image: Philips


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Food is complex

image: Wikipedia, Jeremy Bronson

image: Wikipedia, FotoosVanRobinimage: Wikipedia, Jim10701

image: Wikipedia, Raoul654

image: Wikipedia, Phil Parker

image: Wikipedia, Mikani

cellulose fibres swollen starch granules

gluten network bundled protein fibres airy structure

spongy structure


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How to print food



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Star Trek

23rdcentury technology

Food synthesizer: food is prepared in high-speed

equipmentand moved to a food slot via a small

turbo-lift technology

image: Star Trek the Original Series Paramount Television

24thcentury technology

Food replicator: food is prepared by rearranging

subatomic particles, to form molecules and

arrange those molecules to form the food object.

image: Star TrekVoyager Paramount Television


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Rapid manufacturing

rapid manufacturing, a.k.a.

3D printing

additive manufacturing

additive layer manufacturing

rapid prototypingfreeform fabrication selective laser sintering (SLS)

direct metal laser sintering (DMLS)

fused deposition modeling (FDM)

stereolithography (SLA)

laminated object manufacturing (LOM)

electron beam melting (EBM)

powder bed printing

inkjet head 3D printing


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FDM

images: Fab@home (Cornell University )

and Seraph Robotics


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FDM

images: TNO


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SLS

movie: TNO


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SLA

images: TNO


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SLA

Worlds smallestfried egg

image: TNO

= 300 m


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High speed production

movie: TNO


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The future



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Future scenario

images: Wikipedia, Tom Patterson,

Roguegeek, Orange-kun, Marce79,

Tanemori

images: Wikipedia, Pander

image: Wikipedia, PoiseWinsTitles

T f t i ti ?


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Too futuristic?

image: Wikipedia, Huskyimages: Wikipedia, Pander

image: Star Trekthe Original Series Paramount Television


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