It could spell the end of hours in the kitchen - a 3D-printed cheesecake that takes just 30 minutes to create. Engineers at Columbia University unveiled this world's first Tuesday, made by the ...

So, in order to make the 3D-printed peanut butter-banana cheesecake with a cherry drizzle, all the ingredients had to be converted into paste-like substances. All ingredients in the study were ...

But 3D-printed food could become something totally different. Because of the way it can lay down thin layers, it can create entirely new eating sensations — like the cheesecake, which apparently ...

Scientists in America have created a seven-ingredient 3D cheesecake (Image ... postdoctoral researcher in the Creative Machines Lab. Printed food can be totally customisable – not just in ...

Scientists have created a seven-ingredient dessert using 3D printers with the aim of understanding more about how to make a dish with multiple food items using the technology. The cheesecake-like ...

In the video after the break, [Design/Forge] demonstrates a clever method for fitting polyurethane rubber “tires” onto 3D printed hubs which is sure to be of interest to anyone who’s in the ...

3D-printed gearboxes are always an interesting design challenge, especially if you want to make them compact. [ZeroBacklash] created a little strain wave gearbox (harmonic drive) for when you want ...

Scientists in China have developed a new technique for 3D printing of ceramics in the ... after being extruded from the nozzle. “The printed curves can be freely extended in space without ...

Scientists have made a 3D-printed robot hand that can play Jingle Bells on the piano. Researchers at Cambridge University said soft and rigid materials in the design replicate the bones and ...

A Chinese-led team of scientists say they have developed ... University’s engineering school in Hangzhou, said 3D structures could be printed in free form in hydrogel – unlike traditional ...

forensic scientists, policymakers and academia have gathered this week in The Hague, the Netherlands, for one of the world’s biggest platforms of exchange on the threat of 3D printed weapons.

a recent project from Stanford University scientists. It involves printing living tissue layer by layer until someone creates an entire organ. Stanford researchers aim to create a 3D-printed human ...