Getting it right until the future is now
by hexacoto
Image taken from Epic 3D Printing Fail
The New York Times had an opinion article about the future of 3D-printing, and how the next stage is 3D-printed food. In the article, the author had 3D-printed pizza, pasta, and some frankenfood, all served on 3D-printed cutlery and utensils.
Of course, we don’t all have a meticulous scientist tinkering around with a 3D-printer, making sure that everything goes smoothly. More often than not, 3D-printing ends up in failure.
Beautiful failures, in fact.
Image taken from Epic 3D Printing Fail
In fact, this Gizmodo article shows us how easily 3D printing can go awry. There’s also a Flickr group dedicated to 3D printing fails.
Imagine if a 3D food printer went rogue, taking over the word, one shot of printed food at a time.
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