3D printing coffee machine PERK login Kickstarter crowdfunding as low as $49!

Recently, founder Jakub Svec created the first fully automatic coffee machine with the help of a 3D printer. The coffee machine is named PERK.

According to 3D Tiger, Jakub Svec spent more than a year and a half developing the coffee machine, printing many prototypes and parts in 3D, and eventually creating a saleable automatic coffee machine.

"I don't think PERK can be created without the support of 3D printers and the community at MAKE Santa Fe," he said. Many great tools are being developed using CAD, but 3D printing will always be part of my workflow. Although the practical use of virtual and augmented reality as design tools is increasing, it will never replace the inherent impact of 3D printers. "

PERK can be well suited to every family's kitchen counter, and its retail price is $299, which is very cheap and has a competitive price advantage. Scott Rao, a well-known coffee expert, commented: "I have never seen a coffee machine with less than $10, 000 have this ability."

Through a combination of circulating boilers and nested brewing chambers, PERK maintains a precise and controllable temperature and extraction uniformity, which means that coffee particles are evenly distributed and do not agglomerate during brewing.

It is reported that the PERK coffee machine will be launched in Kickstarter crowdfunding later today, and supporters will be able to order the coffee machine for as little as $49. As mentioned above, PERK expects a retail price of $299, but most Kickstarter supporters can benefit from a price point of up to $199.