K9-Focused Protein Printing Filament. A New Scent in 3D Printing
Developed by String Cubed Inc. for the Timeplast Material Platform, this new filament contains real bacon, bone broth, and meat protein. Together, they create a natural meat-based aroma with potential applications across the pet-product, animal-behavior, and research markets.
We believe this is the first-ever real-protein-filled printable material, opening new possibilities for exploring how scent can be incorporated into printed objects.
Potential Applications:
• Training scent holders:
Create scent-based tools for obedience or scent-detection demonstrations.
• Scented puzzle toys:
Print objects that provide the aroma while separately inserted edible treats serve as the reward.
• Veterinary enrichment prototypes:
Create prototypes for research into animal behavior and enrichment.
• Dog-toy design prototyping:
Evaluate how scent influences interaction before selecting production materials.
• Animal-behavior research:
Demonstrate the programmable release of aromas over time.
• Pet-product concept validation:
Explore new pet-product concepts without the expense of manufacturing injection molds.
• Non-consumable retail display models:
Demonstrate the possibilities of future scented pet products.
No 3D Printer? No Problem.
The filament can also be used by itself for smelling and testing with your pet.
Important Disclaimer:
For research, demonstration, and investor showcase purposes only.
This material is not FDA approved and is not intended for animal or human consumption.
K9-Focused Protein Printing Filament. A New Scent in 3D Printing
Developed by String Cubed Inc. for the Timeplast Material Platform, this new filament contains real bacon, bone broth, and meat protein. Together, they create a natural meat-based aroma with potential applications across the pet-product, animal-behavior, and research markets.
We believe this is the first-ever real-protein-filled printable material, opening new possibilities for exploring how scent can be incorporated into printed objects.
Potential Applications:
• Training scent holders:
Create scent-based tools for obedience or scent-detection demonstrations.
• Scented puzzle toys:
Print objects that provide the aroma while separately inserted edible treats serve as the reward.
• Veterinary enrichment prototypes:
Create prototypes for research into animal behavior and enrichment.
• Dog-toy design prototyping:
Evaluate how scent influences interaction before selecting production materials.
• Animal-behavior research:
Demonstrate the programmable release of aromas over time.
• Pet-product concept validation:
Explore new pet-product concepts without the expense of manufacturing injection molds.
• Non-consumable retail display models:
Demonstrate the possibilities of future scented pet products.
No 3D Printer? No Problem.
The filament can also be used by itself for smelling and testing with your pet.
Important Disclaimer:
For research, demonstration, and investor showcase purposes only.
This material is not FDA approved and is not intended for animal or human consumption.
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