Brief

Natural Machines and 3DPERFIT have teamed up to provide a service that produces nutrition bars on-site using a 3D food printer called Foodini. The objective is to create an app that allows gym-goers to order customised sports nutrition products that are printed live at the gym

Problem

The 3D printing device lacks automation which requires staff, which makes it an extra salary.

It takes 15 minutes for a single bar print, which makes the user wait before and after gym time, which also is only 4 prints / hour.

Solution Summary

The final service is a roadmap to set up 3D Printed bars live in the gym. The mobile application is currently being tested internally within LinusPro, DTI and Natural Machines. The project is currently ongoing and is being adapted based on the advancements of the 3D Printers technological capabilities.

Project Partner

Natural Machines

Team: Nirja Shah, Joan Casellas, Corina Morera

Context: The MVP will be tested live in the Gym in Denmark

Measuring success: Technical efficiency in the order and print process

To conduct the end-to-end service, the gym-goers with staff assistance will use the mobile app for testing purposes.

Expected failure: Time constraint

Each print would take 15 minutes. We are expecting the user to not wait long to receive their bar.

Service Mapping: Aligning User journey with Gym-staff's actions

The goal was to map all backstage actions and identify missing links in the service. This will enable an efficient process for users to simply order their bar from the app and pick it up before or after their session.