Three-dimensional printing has gained steam in recent years, with designers and artists seizing the technology to fabricate everything from plastic trinkets and jewelry to coffeepots and cell phones.

Announced during CES 2026, the Sweet Robo ChocoPrint is a 3D printer that prints using chocolate. The printer allows for chocolate shapes, designs, and custom logos to be created, turning vending into ...

Ultimately, the goal of Hackaday is to shine a light on the incredible projects coming from the hardware hacking community. In the vast majority of cases, said projects end up being one-off creations ...

(www.chocedge.com) A new company reminds us that as far as the 3D printing revolution goes, we have only seen the tip of the iceberg. U.K.-based Choc Edge Ltd. has developed a 3D printer, the Choc ...

Growing up, Ellie Weinstein didn’t necessarily see herself getting into the restaurant, confections or chocolatier world — her passion was engineering. But a high school hobby project exploring 3D ...

Hershey’s chocolate scientists are now 3D printing uniquely designed candy. The confection company is taking its CocoJet 3D printer from 3D Systems to different exhibits throughout the U.S. to show ...

Right now, it looks like the future will be built by 3D printers. Although they’re often on the pricier now, the technology will eventually become more accessible and allow just about everybody to ...

Evan Weinstein, the founder of the Philadelphia-based startup, Cocoa Press, which makes a 3D printer for chocolate, doesn’t have much of a sweet tooth. But the young founder was fascinated by 3D ...

3D printed chocolate at the Barry Callebaut chocolate factory in Wieze, Belgium. Hotels, pastry chefs and coffee chains can soon start offering guests customized 3-D printed chocolate thanks to a ...

Three-dimensional printing has gained steam in recent years, with designers and artists seizing the technology to fabricate everything from plastic trinkets and jewelry to coffeepots and cell phones.

Last year, a clutch of researchers at Britain’s University of Exeter developed the first 3-D–ever chocolate printer–and the world rejoiced. The device, which the team called ChocALM for Chocolate ...