But such technology is no longer the stuff of futuristic fiction – it’s here now in the form of 3D food printers. It was back in the ’80s when experimentation began with 3D printing.

We can’t all have the talent and drive needed to produce edible art, so perhaps we can leverage technology to help us out. That’s just one of the rationales behind food 3D printing ...

However, spokespeople for Tesco, Sainsbury’s and Morrisons, said in emails to Reuters that claims 3D-printed meat was being ...

Several companies have leveraged 3D printing technology to aid ocean conservation in recent years, and their work has been ...

An amputee controlling an implanted prosthetic with his own muscles. A military medic 3D printing the bones she needs to ...

From Accessibility Upgrades to a Custom Cat-Food Bowl ... could allow for more seamless use of 3D printing ... Revolutionizing Thermoelectric Technology: Hourglass-Shaped Materials Achieve ...

When someone has sleep apnoea, their breathing stops repeatedly during sleep. Physiologically speaking, the front wall of the ...

Eustacia Huen is a Hong Kong-based writer who covers food and luxury ... with the robotic systems and technology used,” added Caven. Recognizing that 3D printing could deeply affect the future ...

By James WoodfordA rapid form of 3D printing that uses sound and light could one day produce copies of human organs made from ...

The team presented its work Tuesday, Oct. 15, at the ACM Symposium on User Interface Software and Technology in Pittsburgh.

A lab in New York is exploring how 3D printing could be the kitchen utensil ... suggests wariness of AI is overblown and that technology firms will be the profit-makers. Long before pumpkins ...