I'm trying to figure out if I want to get mad at a bunch of buzzwords being used.
It "claims" 3D printing, but conceptually, it's basically going to be a machine that can take instructions on what compounds and ratios together to make drink crystals to add to water to make a specific repeatable flavored drink every single time. I'd consider it the next level of evolution of an auto bartender, but with compounds that are much more simple.
But what bugs me, is that IF this tech was available, why stop at drinks? You could make candy, cleaning products, medication/drugs, gels, cosmetics etc. Anything with a liquid in it, you could do.
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