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The Mytico line effortlessly combines the ease of a fully automated equipment with the core elements of traditional, artisanal coffee brewing. The Mytico is designed to combine the craftsmanship of traditional coffee-making with the effectiveness of automation, allowing personnel to serve flawless coffee beverages with minimal training.

The coffee machine’s distinctive form and compact size enable staff to engage in conversations with visitors while preparing coffee beverages, resulting in memorable coffee experiences that promote customer loyalty.

For creating reliably high-quality coffee beverages, all credits goes to its superior Swiss engineering and integrated Franke Coffee Technologies.

That’s not the end! The Mytico line have the best team of design experts, It earns various prizes for its traditional designs too, 2023 Good Design Award, Coveted IF Design Award 2024 GOLD, and the German Design Award 2024 too.

Hello guys, This is our first news article on espresso niche, Today the Australia makes it’s position as innovators of making a quality cold brew coffee in just less than 3 minutes. The university of Queensland researchers released this news today as on 7th May 2024, Tuesday.

Researchers from the University of New South Wales have created an ultrasonic device to increase the pace of a process of making cold brew coffee in mere minutes.

You should glad to hear about this new innovation because if you’re a true cold brew coffee lover you must know that it takes around 12 to 24 hours to brew ground coffee beans.

“Postdoctoral researcher Dr Jaqueline Moura Nadolny said that they conducted a test on the beverage and determined that its flavour would be pleasing to enthusiasts of cold brew, who highly praise its smoother texture, lower acidity, and reduced bitterness.”

“Once again, Australia has new technology at our fingertips that moves on from traditional methods of coffee making to modern methods, giving consumers a new premium experience,” Dr Nadolny said.” – source: qaafi.uq.edu.au

How This New Method Actually Works?

The device links a bolt-clamped transducer to the brewing basket by a metallic horn, effectively converting the coffee basket into a highly potent ultrasonic reactor.

According to Dr. Trujillo, the ultrasound technique accelerates the removal of the oils, tastes, and aroma from the ground coffee.

“We can show that this can be modified to fit into an espresso machine that already exists,” he stated.

That means this technology is coming soon in market to gets installed as an add-on part in any exisiting espresso machines. New upcoming espresso machines can comes with pre-installed of this ultrasonic tech.

Source: The Queensland Alliance for Agriculture and Food Innovation is a research institute at The University of Queensland that receives assistance from the Queensland Government through the Queensland Department of Agriculture and Fisheries.

Hello guys, This is our first news article on espresso niche, Today the Australia makes it’s position as innovators of making a quality cold brew coffee in just less than 3 minutes. The university of Queensland researchers released this news today as on 7th May 2024, Tuesday.

Researchers from the University of New South Wales have created an ultrasonic device to increase the pace of a process of making cold brew coffee in mere minutes.

You should glad to hear about this new innovation because if you’re a true cold brew coffee lover you must know that it takes around 12 to 24 hours to brew ground coffee beans.

“Postdoctoral researcher Dr Jaqueline Moura Nadolny said that they conducted a test on the beverage and determined that its flavour would be pleasing to enthusiasts of cold brew, who highly praise its smoother texture, lower acidity, and reduced bitterness.”

“Once again, Australia has new technology at our fingertips that moves on from traditional methods of coffee making to modern methods, giving consumers a new premium experience,” Dr Nadolny said.” – source: qaafi.uq.edu.au

How This New Method Actually Works?

The device links a bolt-clamped transducer to the brewing basket by a metallic horn, effectively converting the coffee basket into a highly potent ultrasonic reactor.

According to Dr. Trujillo, the ultrasound technique accelerates the removal of the oils, tastes, and aroma from the ground coffee.

“We can show that this can be modified to fit into an espresso machine that already exists,” he stated.

That means this technology is coming soon in market to gets installed as an add-on part in any exisiting espresso machines. New upcoming espresso machines can comes with pre-installed of this ultrasonic tech.

Source: The Queensland Alliance for Agriculture and Food Innovation is a research institute at The University of Queensland that receives assistance from the Queensland Government through the Queensland Department of Agriculture and Fisheries.