Nestle Iron Man Project - Food Replicator
Nestle is all set to work on a similar technology and the project has been dubbed as Iron Man. Nestle has a research department by the name of Nestle Institute of Health Sciences that is heading this program, Iron Man currently has about 110 scientists working on the program and are busy in learning how to tackle a number of disorders pertaining to brain, gastrointestinal tract and metabolism with food.
Ultimately, the company plans for the Iron Man to be able to scan an individual’s body and ascertain which nutrients is the particular individual missing or lacking in and then create supplements that will cater to the individual's deficiencies.
The best part of such an ambitious project is the fact that you may very well witness remedies related to certain disorders that will cure or at least alleviate the symptoms. However, we can foresee a number of how to be a cook books going to waste.
We have got our fingers crossed and we really hope that Nestle pulls this off soon enough. The idea of having a gadget that can scan, identify the lacking nutrients and then provide with those supplements is more than just mouth-watering.
