Originally published at: https://boingboing.net/2017/10/06/tastyfloats-levitates-food-mor.html
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gravy airship
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Wonder if it would be an approved method for communion wafers.
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This has potential clinical applications. Many many mannnnny people have swallowing difficulty for hundreds of reasons. Anything that could potentially aid people’s self-care is a welcome advancement. I know this because my wife is a speech pathologist, specializing in brain injury and swallowing. I hear about this stuff ALL the time and it’s fascinating to a nerd like me.
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The fuck am i reading?
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This is 100% a goofy engineering design project and I salute its necessary pretense of practicality.
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This makes me want to put on a sport coat with a tech-tee and jeans and thoughtfully mull to the board room, “Yes, but does it scale”.
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Can’t be worse than Juicero
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Aww hell. I guess I’m going home to throw away all my forks then. Or can I still use them to get toast out of the toaster?
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Even the toast, and toaster, will levitate. No forks allowed
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I’ll have what she’s having.
Gene Simmons is still finding work!?
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The tech seems promising, but I am allergic to morsels.
Obligatory Red Dwarf antimatter chopsticks gif
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I have a friend, married to man who has use of head and neck plus one hand. Mostly. This would be wonderful for him.
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On the topic of bite-sized delivery, the kids and I just got back from an 800km drive to/from a hockey tournament. On the way out of town, we bought a bag of small candies each. The rule was, you could only eat one if you passed over or under a bridge. I can now report with confidence that on the trip from Vancouver to Kelowna in the Okanagan Valley, there are less bridges than M&Ms in a 120g bag.
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I am going to remember that one for when my kiddo is a little older.
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