While 3D printing covers materials such as plastic, wood and metal with many uses from jewelry through medicine in bone reconstruction. The idea is that chocolate lovers can custom print your sweet creations.

According to Dr. Hao, printing of chocolate is like any other 3D printer because it starts with a flat cross section of the image that is similar to that produced by printers to convert images. Then print the chocolate layers to create a three-dimensional shape without molding tools. As has been simplified and facilitated the operation of the machine, it is only necessary to add some chocolate in a syringe that is in the printer and the rest is our imagination to create our desserts.



The company's largest confectionery and chocolate in the UK, Thorntons, expressed interest in the machine when I was in the prototype stage as well as other retailers. It would probably no longer necessary to buy the typical box of candy in the store but would be custom made ​​according to the occasion.

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