China’s new 3D printer employs graphene, AI to build and cook food simultaneously
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A new 3D food printer developed by Hong Kong researchers uses infrared heating to safely build and cook food simultaneously, consuming only 14 watts of power. The printer creates complex edible structures with precise temperature control, suppressing bacterial growth and maintaining food quality better than conventional cooking methods.
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