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• April 22, 2012
• 6:01

  Sassy disco bots of the 80s

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  Surely, this is a glimpse into the future. No? Ok, its a glimpse into 1983. A small chinese fast-food restaurant in California put two 4.5 foot tall, 180 pound robots to work delivering food. Tanbo R-1 and Tanbo R-2 were their names and delivering food was their game. At least, when there wasn’t radio interference [...]

  Tags:  glimpse food tanbo california fast-food-restaurant radio-interference robots hacks  

• March 11, 2012
• 22:41

  [Video] Eating in the Anthropocene

   » ‎ SecDocs
  Authors: Cathrine Kramer Zack Denfeld
  Tags: hacking
  Event: Chaos Communication Congress 28th (28C3) 2011
  Abstract: Over the last few years hackers have begun to take a larger interest in food, gastronomy and agriculture. For many in the community the ability to create DIY molecular gastronomy hardware and recipes is an obvious entry point. This talk extends some of these early investigations beyond the kitchen and the chemical properties of food by looking at specific cultivars, food technology organizations, and connections between food systems, ecosystems and planetary change. Part 1 of the talk explores some of the more bizarre and interesting biotechnologies and genomes that make up the human food system on planet earth, including Chinese Space Potatoes, Mutagenic Grapefruits and Glowing Sushi. Pat 2 of the talk presents ideas of food system redesign particularly relevant to hackers and food explorers: utopian cuisines, resilient biotechnologies and eaters as agents of selection. In Part 3 we provide access to resources and propose interesting projects for black hat food hackers, DIY BIO foodies, and prospective food security researchers, such as mining the IAEA's database of radiation breeding, eating things that weren't meant to be eaten and defending agricultural biodiversity. By introducing less known stories from the history of food and technology, and providing access to resources we hope to get more hackers curious about exploring, questioning and redesigning our human food systems.

  Tags:  talk gastronomy food zack-denfeld chaos-communication-congress molecular-gastronomy agricultural-biodiversity  

• 22:41

  [Slides] Eating in the Anthropocene

   » ‎ SecDocs
  Authors: Cathrine Kramer Zack Denfeld
  Tags: hacking
  Event: Chaos Communication Congress 28th (28C3) 2011
  Abstract: Over the last few years hackers have begun to take a larger interest in food, gastronomy and agriculture. For many in the community the ability to create DIY molecular gastronomy hardware and recipes is an obvious entry point. This talk extends some of these early investigations beyond the kitchen and the chemical properties of food by looking at specific cultivars, food technology organizations, and connections between food systems, ecosystems and planetary change. Part 1 of the talk explores some of the more bizarre and interesting biotechnologies and genomes that make up the human food system on planet earth, including Chinese Space Potatoes, Mutagenic Grapefruits and Glowing Sushi. Pat 2 of the talk presents ideas of food system redesign particularly relevant to hackers and food explorers: utopian cuisines, resilient biotechnologies and eaters as agents of selection. In Part 3 we provide access to resources and propose interesting projects for black hat food hackers, DIY BIO foodies, and prospective food security researchers, such as mining the IAEA's database of radiation breeding, eating things that weren't meant to be eaten and defending agricultural biodiversity. By introducing less known stories from the history of food and technology, and providing access to resources we hope to get more hackers curious about exploring, questioning and redesigning our human food systems.

  Tags:  talk gastronomy food zack-denfeld chaos-communication-congress molecular-gastronomy agricultural-biodiversity  

• 22:41

  [Audio] Eating in the Anthropocene

   » ‎ SecDocs
  Authors: Cathrine Kramer Zack Denfeld
  Tags: hacking
  Event: Chaos Communication Congress 28th (28C3) 2011
  Abstract: Over the last few years hackers have begun to take a larger interest in food, gastronomy and agriculture. For many in the community the ability to create DIY molecular gastronomy hardware and recipes is an obvious entry point. This talk extends some of these early investigations beyond the kitchen and the chemical properties of food by looking at specific cultivars, food technology organizations, and connections between food systems, ecosystems and planetary change. Part 1 of the talk explores some of the more bizarre and interesting biotechnologies and genomes that make up the human food system on planet earth, including Chinese Space Potatoes, Mutagenic Grapefruits and Glowing Sushi. Pat 2 of the talk presents ideas of food system redesign particularly relevant to hackers and food explorers: utopian cuisines, resilient biotechnologies and eaters as agents of selection. In Part 3 we provide access to resources and propose interesting projects for black hat food hackers, DIY BIO foodies, and prospective food security researchers, such as mining the IAEA's database of radiation breeding, eating things that weren't meant to be eaten and defending agricultural biodiversity. By introducing less known stories from the history of food and technology, and providing access to resources we hope to get more hackers curious about exploring, questioning and redesigning our human food systems.

  Tags:  talk gastronomy food zack-denfeld chaos-communication-congress molecular-gastronomy agricultural-biodiversity  

• February 07, 2012
• 8:29

  Attackers Taking Aim At Retail And Food Chains

   » ‎ Packet Storm Security Headlines
  Attackers Taking Aim At Retail And Food Chains

  Tags:  food aim attackers food-chains taking-aim  

• November 09, 2011
• 10:01

  Hacking a VS200 Food Sealer

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  This food sealer just wasn’t cutting it for [Tinkering Engineer], so he decided to do something about it. The issue with this sealer was that it didn’t have a mode where it could simply seal bags without pulling a vacuum on it. Going through the whole process takes a reported 40 seconds in order to [...]

  Tags:  hacking food sealer food-sealer vacuum engineer cooking hacks  

• November 07, 2011
• 15:15

  Announcing our next theme: Kitchen hacks

   » ‎ Hack a Day
  Here’s a theme that has the Hackaday staff quite excited; Kitchen hacks. This is a wide-ranging subject that can include anything having to do with food, food preparation, kitchen implements, and enhancements. We’ve seen quite a few fantastic examples of this theme already. How about a kitchen island the mixes cocktails to order? Perhaps you’d [...]

  Tags:  kitchen theme food kitchen-implements kitchen-island food-food news  

• July 21, 2010
• 10:00

  Break out the two-ply, Ecobot III poops

   » ‎ Hack a Day
  Imagine our surprise when this article on Ecobot III and the disgusting video above showed up in our feed. The robot can theoretically be self-sustaining forever, so long as it has a food source. Yes, you read correctly, food. Typical robots relying on grub burn the biomass to produce heat/steam/energy, but Ecobot III actually digests [...]

  Tags:  iii ecobot food steam-energy food-source news