These 3D-printed QR codes are scannable and edible


A crew from the Singapore College of Know-how and Design has 3D printed a QR code that you could eat. It was completed utilizing a brand new extrusion system design that enables their 3D meals printer to swap simply between filaments. The crew includes 4 members: Cheng Pau Lee, Mervin Jian Yi Ng, Nicole Min Yu Chian, and Michinao Hashimoto.

It is not the primary food-based 3D printer we have seen. We’ve reviewed the Cocoa Press 3D Printer previously and admire its chocolatey contribution to the 3D printing group. This 3D printer, nonetheless, is enticing in that it makes use of a broader number of food-based filaments. As neat as that is, it results in an issue through which so many alternative filament compositions require the nozzle to be swapped between them.

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