What does the machine "Feel the Peel" use to create cups?
Italian studio Carlo Ratti Associati has developed an orange juice bar that turns the waste fruit peel into 3D-printed bio-plastic cups to drink the contents from, as an example of the circular economy in practice.
Created for global energy company Eni, Feel the Peel is a prototype orange-squeezing machine that aims to bring circular design into everyday life.
The 3.10-metre-tall experimental juice bar is topped by a circular dome filled with 1,500 oranges. When someone orders a juice, the oranges slide down into the squeezer where they are cut in half and juiced.
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22 Comments
Denise Bruce
That was the most ridiculously worded question I have ever read, even though I got it right.
Chris Braid
Never heard of feel the peel but guessed at orange peel.
ktldg
Never heard of it .. banana popped in my head before reading the options lol
E for effort thinking fruit :)
DIVER DEAN
Had difficulty even understanding the question!
Char
I had no problem reading the question? I found it very informing and interesting.. No need for paper or plastic..
Char
Nice very thrifty and earth healthy
docluci
Never heard of this machine, and I agree that the question was not clear!
Mr.LaFaye
tesla alset, Good Job thanks for confirming the answer.... again
Sue Fairweather
Got it
Carol Fink Teitelbaum
Kind of like the question: Who’s buried in Grant’s Tomb?
Brenda Hanneman Wallace
Nancy Manner, Not just you !
Paul Backus
Talk about obscure
Lynne Cohen
Nancy Manner, Very awkward
tbear
Todd Cates, 👍😊
tbear
Nancy Manner, 👍😊
John W Shreve
I almost called my son at the Yuma Proving Grounds about this one, but I always call during an inspection.