Upprinting
Materiality
Plants
Applications
Food & Feed
Source
Renewable Feedstock & Recycled Content
Production
Digital Fabrication & Easily Replicable
Recovery
Biodegradable & Domestic Composting
Cycle
Biological
WHAT IS IT?
Upprinting, transform food waste into crunchy baked treats through 3D-food printing technology.
HOW IS IT MADE?
Residual food flows are blended and combined into purees. The 3D printer transforms the purees into treats which are then baked and dehydrated.
USE CASES
Food and pastries
Applicable Circular Principles
2. Efficient use of materials, water and energy
3. Build with abundant, accessible, and renewable resources
4. Build with abundant, accessible, and renewable resources
7. Encourage learning and experimentation
8. Enable openness and participation
More info on circular principles
Location
Netherlands
More Info
www.upprintingfood.com
TOPICS
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