BIQU has actually been innovating recently. Their very own 3D printers aren’t significantly compelling, however their equipment — significantly for Bambu Lab printers — are very attention-grabbing. Now they’re releasing their most enjoyable new product but: the BIQU Panda Deal with food-printing inkjet attachment.
Joel Telling, AKA 3D Printing Nerd, has an ideal video from Formnext that reveals a demo of an early prototype of the Panda Deal with. It’s a 2D printing inkjet attachment that snaps on to the toolhead of Bambu Lab A, P, X, and H sequence 3D printers. It sprays out food-safe ink (just about meals coloring) which you can eat.
That is excellent for printing onto truffles or, as proven in Telling’s video, lattes. As a result of you may have the total movement system of the 3D printer to work with, you possibly can accommodate every kind of meals and drinks.
The most effective half is that the set up is very easy. The one wires required by the Panda Deal with attachment plug proper into the fan connector, so there isn’t any everlasting modification essential and setup is tremendous fast. As soon as put in, Panda Deal with will work with a purpose-built net interface.
After I first noticed this, I assumed it was a enjoyable novelty. However it doesn’t take a lot creativeness to see how this might be a genuinely great tool in bakeries, eating places, and cafes. It ought to be a really inexpensive strategy to print on meals, which has actual potential.
Sadly, we don’t but know the way a lot it would value. Panda Deal with is on the BIQU on-line retailer, however is at present marked “offered out” with a value of $0.00 USD. In Telling’s video, the BIQU rep stated they’re aiming for $149. However we cannot know for positive till BIQU releases extra data.
