This machine, called Foodini, uses 3D technology to create desserts, burgers, bread, chocolate, or pasta as if printing food. Natural Machines is very optimistic about the sales prospects of this special "printer." It is reported that each Foodini is priced at approximately 1,000 Euros (about 8,600 RMB), positioning it as a high-end home appliance. The Foodini food printer is operated via the internet and is equipped with a touchscreen, allowing people to freely select or create their own recipes. Like a traditional printer, this machine is simple to operate, but instead of ink cartridges, it uses five ingredient capsules.
The machine will be available for sale in the United States next week, and by the end of April, it will be available for purchase online worldwide. However, buyers will not receive the product until the second half of this year.
Company executives revealed that the company has already received over 400 orders, primarily from the United States, China, Brazil, Russia, and Nordic countries.
