Design Engineering
Showcase 2020

Memic

Course
Global Innovation Design
Supervisor
Dr Nejra Van Zalk
Theme
Rethinking Resources for a Finite Planet

Future forecasting how food will be presented in the year 2050, a take on a tactile meal replacement bottle that would fulfill your needs in nourishment as well as providing a variety of visual tastings.

 — Memic

Process

In asking myself what would be the future of food in 2050, I picked a less conventional future food, Soylent, a meal replacement drink. I then looked at the potential future this avenue could prosper should it expand its consumption experience. I was interested in discovering how may we design around food and how our experience with food might change in the future. Through scientific and material research, I have conducted prototypes and experiments to connect senses of smell, colour, and touch to give an enhanced meal experience. Predicting that people may be carrying around their future liquid meals with them as they go about their busy day.

Outcomes

The key qualities to MeMic would be its replaceable “tasting sleeves” for a change of flavours induced by our innate association of colour and textures to certain tastes. A customised mold of the drinker's hand for increased comfort, as well as a larger bottle size, to accommodate for a day's worth of nutrition and energy.

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