Homaro Cantu
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Homaro Cantu, inventor, entrepreneur, chef, and leader in the field of molecular gastronomy operates the Cantu Designs Firm in Chicago, Illinois.
His restaurant Moto Restaurant is famous for creating sushi using a Canon i560 inkjet printer. Rather than using conventional inkjet cartridges, he creates cartridges that are filled with organic, edible "inks." He also has other patents pending around various food delivery systems. Mr. Cantu owns Cantu Designs, a Chicago-based business focused on taking the human dining experience to a new level. Through a dedicated process of design, and in collaboration with DeepLABS industrial design and engineering experts, Cantu Designs is utilizing his innovative patent pending technology to develop products and services having applications in the following areas:
- Food
- Tableware
- Housewares
- Entertainment
- Advertising and Marketing
- Health and Nutrition
- Pharmaceuticals
- Aerospace
Cantu Designs approach to food delivery is unconventional and counter-intuitive. With a cross-disciplinary perspective and the employment of state-of-the art user-centered design principles, Cantu Designs’ overall goal is to create and invent new ways to enjoy life.
Mr. Cantu's design firm has been featured in the New York Times Magazine as well as some other national media, such as USA Today.
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