Welcome to the future. A factory in the Netherlands 3D prints 500 tons of steaks a month. Redefine Meat company will supply German restaurants with printed steaks. Approximately 110 German restaurants are already buying "meat" from Redefine Meat.
"To begin the 3D-printed meat process, scientists biopsy a sample per batch of animal stem cells depending on the desired type of meat: beef, pork, poultry or even fish." These cells undergo an in vitro proliferation process, bathing in a nutritious, nutrient-dense serum within a climate-controlled biorreactor.
Over the course of several weeks, these cells multiply, interact, and differentiate into the fat and muscle cells that make up the bio-ink. Then, a robotic arm uses a nozzle to disperse this filament of cultivated, pasta-like meat in thin layers on top of each other. The arm follows the instructions of a loaded digital file using a computer-assisted design, or CAD software, in order to replicate the correct shape and structure of the flesh intended.
The 3D-printed meat material must be viscous but firm enough to reproduce a complete structural model with precise tissue vascularization, depending on the type and cut of the meat."
by Brooke Becher August 09, 2023
"To begin the 3D-printed meat process, scientists biopsy a sample per batch of animal stem cells depending on the desired type of meat: beef, pork, poultry or even fish." These cells undergo an in vitro proliferation process, bathing in a nutritious, nutrient-dense serum within a climate-controlled biorreactor.
Over the course of several weeks, these cells multiply, interact, and differentiate into the fat and muscle cells that make up the bio-ink. Then, a robotic arm uses a nozzle to disperse this filament of cultivated, pasta-like meat in thin layers on top of each other. The arm follows the instructions of a loaded digital file using a computer-assisted design, or CAD software, in order to replicate the correct shape and structure of the flesh intended.
The 3D-printed meat material must be viscous but firm enough to reproduce a complete structural model with precise tissue vascularization, depending on the type and cut of the meat."
by Brooke Becher August 09, 2023
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@SMetzeler do not eat this shit, lab grown mean is grown from tumos cells, tumor cells contain misfolded proteins, consuming them is almost guaranteed to cause cancer and or leade to prion disease among other.
