The Brazilian Marcelo Coelho and his Israeli counterpart Amit Zoran are co-creators of a dream of science fiction that can print from food combinations created by users. Researchers at the Media Lab at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have created machines that mix, prepare and, incredibly, “print” foods. The project is called the Cornucopia and consists of three devices: Digital Fabricator, or the printer of food, the Robotic Chef, a mechanical arm capable of making food and Virtuoso Mixer, a mixer upgraded. Digital Fabricator is a three-dimensional printer, which can store and mix food in addition to deposit layers of food and cooking, creating flavors impossible conventionally. Depending on the type of ingredients, it can be cooled or heated, and through its Internet connectivity and touch-screen interface, the user always has the tools to check nutritional value, origin, quality and taste of each meal. - Adriana