3D food printing | Lynette Kucsma | TEDxHighPoint
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 มิ.ย. 2024
- This talk was given at a local TEDx event, produced independently of the TED Conferences. Can i Print this ? This is the question Lynette Kucsma wants to ask people in regards to food.
How did Lynette become involved in the field of 3D printing? Lynette has been in the technology field for a large part of her professional career. Prior to Natural Machines, she was a Senior Marketing/PR Manager for Microsoft. Lynette became aware of the 3D printing concept a few years ago, and then last year she was introduced to and joined Natural Machines, but only after questioning their original use of 3D food printing and swinging in around so it actually benefited people from a health aspect. Now here she is, in the 3D printing field. Personally, she's passionate about healthy eating, technology and marketing. Weave that together with her tech and consumer professional background, and it all comes together for Lynette at Natural Machines.
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Terrific talking points to introduce people to the concept of 3D Food Printing! Exciting things happening in food tech for healthy people and a healthy planet. Revolutionary product!
I never heard of this until about 2 months ago when my professor asked me to do research on it. It's a fascinating field!
hey i am also into research, can u tell how's your work going on?
@@divz2646 The focus of our study was how people would react knowing that they were eating 3D-printed food, so I was focused on making normal-looking pasta with a printer that was designed to print clay. We held a sensory panel having them taste both regular and 3D-printed butter noodles. Overall, most people liked the regular pasta better, but that's because our noodles weren't the best haha. I only worked on it for a year and have already graduated, but from what I hear, they moved on to 3D-printed chocolate with a different printer.
@@janecenufer9097 wow that's smart that you created the food with a clay printer cuz I believe they are less expensive.
very nice to see this ! i like her.
I have to work on 3D printing as a food factory designer for our future World.
Nice product, but I need a printer that print everything. Soup, salads, burgers, pizzas.
Eat healthy while doing less work in the kitchen. (Fast forward to her examples if you are impatient.)
And you can design it and be creative. I think another thing is cleaning. I think most people don't like cleaning up after cooking.
Next time her husband will come home:
There is "Human 3d Printer".
Imagine HER face.
Can I print that using a 3d food printer
Jewelry car home
Sweet and savory food
Where the pain point?
Common kitcher complaince
Microwaves
This is a nice sales pitch for her product but conceptually light for a TED Talk.
Hi! We did try to keep the talk neutral to 3D food printing, and to keep away from any sales pitch. Actually, we only showed the machine very briefly in the talk at the organizer's request so you can see the size of it. But that's it. The rest is educating people on the general concept of 3D food printing and how it can help us eat healthier... and hopefully inspiring some people along the way! :-)
If you talked about a TV and never showed people that never seen a TV what a TV is most people Would not know what you are talking about
Lynette Kucsma I'm with you on the food spectrum, I was scratching my head on that too.. like what if you used coconut sugar instead? Lol. As for the chocolate I'd wanna do dark chocolate from cacao powder. Hah. But I'm just starting this video..I like it so far so good
Spore0011 btw what version are you using? Since it didn't seem like a chefjet?
Spore0011 Hi! The 3D food printer in the video is a Foodini, by *****.