In January, we reported news that leading pasta maker Barilla had teamed up with Dutch scientific research firm TNO to work on a custom 3D pasta printer, capable of printing 15-20 pieces of pasta every two minutes. The eventual idea would be for customers to head into a restaurant, possibly with their own pasta CAD files, and print them right at the table. There’s still no news about how that 3D printer is coming along since then, but the company is either moving forward at a steady pace or the company is super stoked on the prospect of 3D printed pasta because they’ve just launched a 3D design contest through Thingarage.…
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