BurritoBot: 3D printing meets fast food
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Print your way to your ideal burrito
The Burritob0t is based on a variety of open-sourced hardware and software
Burritob0t's creator hopes to demonstrate the device this summer
Tortilla sold separately
A Burritob0t Kickstarter campaign is in the works
The Burritob0t may inspire an army of similar food bots
The Burritob0t was designed to open up a conversation on the food we eat and how it's procured and prepared
It doesn't look all that appetizing, but it gives you more control than the average Mexican fast food joint
The Burritob0t started as a graduate thesis; could it become a food revolution?
An accompanying app would let you customize your ingredients
An accompanying app would let you customize your ingredients
Article Summary
A 3D printer that pops out steaming hot burritos before your very eyes? That sounds like the plot of the next stoner movie turned cult hit. In this case, though, it's actually the thesis project of an NYU masters student. And it's fast becoming a reality.
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