Digital Gastronomy
This project from the MIT Media Lab’s Fluid Interfaces Group sounds pretty amazing:
Cornucopia is a concept design for a personal food factory that brings the versatility of the digital world to the realm of cooking. In essence, it is a three dimensional printer for food, which works by storing, precisely mixing, depositing and cooking layers of ingredients.
Even better than this decidedly 2010-sounding piece of tech, however, is the subtitle they’ve given the post announcing it: “Digital Gastronomy.” The term just makes my imagination go wild.
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Pretty soon you’ll be able to print out your breakfast sandwiches instead of having them delivered :) But then, you’ll be putting the delivery person and possibly the restaurant out of business :(
… so where does this fall on the fauxnovation (aka crayons to razor blades) scale?
I don’t know, what if you can order the breakfast sandwich design from the restaurant and then print it at home immediately?