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{{toplink|url=https://cocoapress.com/|name=cocoapress.com}}Cocoa Press is shaping the future of chocolate using 3D printing to enable personalized, on demand confections.


'''The Chocolate Press''' gives the following descriptive information:<blockquote>We produce culinary molds for chocolates and cookies using high quality FDA approved materials. At present we don't directly sell chocolate, at least not till we have an appropriate venue to work from.<br><br>Our chocolate molds are generally produced using a 2 part system resulting in a chocolate bar with a bas-relief image on it. We intend to branch out to making more elaborate 3D sculptures, but that will have to wait until we have a 3D scanner set up.<br><br>Sadly our chocolate demo imaging program is down until we update it for HTML5. Till then feel free to email images to Daniel.Soham.Peterse@Gmail.com for a free consultation and screenshot of how it will turn out. Not every image will be instantly convertible into a chocolate bar, logos are generally easy to convert, but as the system operates via height mapping, many images won't work without a bit of editing.<br><br>Our latest product is the CAD for Cookies program, which allows anyone to make custom cookie cutters. The program is free and links to our 3dHubs site where you can upload the file produced from our program to get it 3D printed.</blockquote>
Ellie started working on Cocoa Press in 2014 during an intro to engineering class in high school. She graduated from Penn Engineering in 2019 and began working on Cocoa Press full time after 5 years of it being her hobby.
 
Ellie has also appeared on the Battlebots TV show as a part of team Mammoth and is passionate about the ways we can use 3D printing across industries. When not 3D printing she sings and enjoys weaving, woodworking and glassblowing while fighting for trans rights across the US.
 
''Note:''&nbsp;&nbsp;The above descriptive information came from the company's [https://cocoapress.com/pages/about-us About Us] page.


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cocoapress.com

Cocoa Press is shaping the future of chocolate using 3D printing to enable personalized, on demand confections.

Ellie started working on Cocoa Press in 2014 during an intro to engineering class in high school. She graduated from Penn Engineering in 2019 and began working on Cocoa Press full time after 5 years of it being her hobby.

Ellie has also appeared on the Battlebots TV show as a part of team Mammoth and is passionate about the ways we can use 3D printing across industries. When not 3D printing she sings and enjoys weaving, woodworking and glassblowing while fighting for trans rights across the US.

Note:  The above descriptive information came from the company's About Us page.

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