Engineers at Columbia University are trying to make that fantasy a reality, and they've now figured out how to simultaneously 3D-print and cook layers of pureed chicken, according to a recent ...

Engineers at Columbia University have taken a step toward making those sci-fi meals a reality by creating a single device that can use a 3D printer to assemble food and lasers to cook it.

Have you ever wondered how induction cooking works? A rotating magnetic field — electrically or mechanically — induces eddy currents in aluminum and that generates heat. When [3D Sage] learned ...

The entire unit is housed in a 3D-printed hexagonal enclosure ... a more streamlined and enjoyable cooking process. In conclusion, the Smart Spice Box is a catalyst for anyone looking to simplify ...

Even though it's now possible to 3D-print foods into millimeter-precise shapes and forms, cooking those printed foods is still a fairly inexact process. Scientists are trying to change that ...

But researchers at Columbia University in New York have created a 3D printer that makes cheesecake ... can print with up to 18 ingredients and cook with two different lasers," Bluntinger said.

Cornucopia: Digital Gastronomy is a concept design that uses the well-established principles of 3D printing - plus precisely timed and temperature-controlled mixing and cooking - to open the door ...

A team in the U.S. has used robotic lasers to cook 3D-printed samples of chicken — and they say that the food was superior in taste and texture to conventional cooking methods. Jonathan ...

But unlike traditional cooking, 3D-printed and laser-cooked concoctions may often require “novel ingredient compositions and structures, due to the different way by which the food is ...