DARPA Plans to Make Replicators for Real
3D printing could provide edible 'biomass' in areas where food is scarce.
Source: fedtechmagazine.com
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3D printing could provide edible 'biomass' in areas where food is scarce.
Chow halls and “warrior restaurants” of the future could serve deployed troops meals made by microorganisms using water, air, electricity and little else.
The Cornucopia program aims to reduce the time and cost of delivering meals to far-flung locations by finding ways to make nutritious foodstuffs on site.