Cornell Fabrication Lab Makes Edible Objects With 3-D Printer | Popular Science

READ MORE: Cornell Fabrication Lab Makes Edible Objects With 3-D Printer | Popular Science: "Cornell’s computational synthesis lab has created software tools that allow engineers to create edible objects using complex geometries that even a skilled chef would have a great deal of trouble creating by hand. A souped up 3-D printer allows creative culinary types to create pureed pastes of their ingredients that can then be layered onto one another via special extruding heads, much as conventional rapid prototyping machines print thin layers of plastics, metals, or glass."