This machine prints edible designs onto food items, like cookies or candies, without touching them. After printing, a mechanism places the decorated food into a package, ensuring the design is visible through the packaging. While the basic machine uses one printer, the claims also describe a more advanced version with two printers working together to decorate both sides of the food.
Why it matters: Edible inkjet printing and precision robotics have advanced significantly since 2007, making integrated food decoration and packaging more efficient and affordable.
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