There’s not a lot of information about this intriguing device, but New York-based Essential Dynamics has released their “Imagine 3D Printer”. Now we know you’ve seen a plethora of personal 3D printers explode onto the market in recent months, but this one is different. Very different. It doesn’t print plastic.
The Imagine uses syringes instead of hot extruders melting plastic.
What can you extrude? Their answer: “If it extrudes, it prints”. You can print any gooey substance and that means only one thing: Food! Yes, you should be able to print in Peanut Butter, Chocolate, Cookie Dough, Mashed Potatoes or possibly even Minced Turkey. Two syringes are included so theoretically you can print in two “foods”, permitting a wide variety of interesting food experiments.
As far as we know, this could be the first dedicated personal 3D food printer available. You can pick one up fully assembled for USD$2,995.
I could never trust a company who's shills are so obvious.
I could never trust a company who's shills are so obvious.
My sis has one but won't let me near it…just shows of her prints. I ordered mine & now I gotta wait 8 wks!!?? Essential Dynamics better haul ass on their lead times! Can't wait to get it, though š
My sis has one but won't let me near it…just shows of her prints. I ordered mine & now I gotta wait 8 wks!!?? Essential Dynamics better haul ass on their lead times! Can't wait to get it, though š
I am one of the lucky few who is already in possession of one of these awesome machines. It is just amazing. Bill, clearly you don't have one and are just speculating. I am most impressed by Imagine!! Go, Essential Dynamics, Go!!
I am one of the lucky few who is already in possession of one of these awesome machines. It is just amazing. Bill, clearly you don't have one and are just speculating. I am most impressed by Imagine!! Go, Essential Dynamics, Go!!
That is clearly a Fab@Home model 2.0. They completely misrepresented the capabilities of the device at CES by saying that it could "Print cupcakes in minutes." This just looks like yet another 3D printer "company" with little understanding of the actual technogoly and basically no clue what they are doing.
That is clearly a Fab@Home model 2.0. They completely misrepresented the capabilities of the device at CES by saying that it could "Print cupcakes in minutes." This just looks like yet another 3D printer "company" with little understanding of the actual technogoly and basically no clue what they are doing.