Megan-diet, edible "beauty" and augmented reality to order – lunch in 2040
Consumers will have a hyper-personalized diet, and AI, VR and AR will play an increasingly important role in how we dine, according to Deliveroo, a British online food delivery company founded in 2013 in London, England, and celebrating its 10th anniversary. Today she works in the UK, France, Belgium, Ireland, Italy, Singapore, Hong Kong, UAE, Kuwait, Qatar, etc.
Megan diet (meganism) and food printed on a 3D printer are among the trends in the field of food and beverages of the future, according to a new report by Deliveroo, which tried to look into 2040 and imagine, based on the analysis of current trends, what our breakfasts, lunches and snacks will look like in a couple of decades.
Meganism is described as a hyperpersonalized diet based on artificial intelligence technology, and Deliveroo has stated that by 2040, people will be using technology to combine information and get personalized diet recommendations.
Meanwhile, food printed on a 3D printer will allow people to choose the texture and appearance of the dish they prefer, and a personal technical device that analyzes breathing will tell the user what kind of food he should eat. So, get ready for the AI to get to your "goodies". Well, if you, for example, do not like to eat vegetables, it will help to deceive your brain, you can put on smart glasses to perceive food as your favorite chocolate or candy.
Edible beauty products will also become the norm, such as anti-aging ice cream, a menu for balancing hormones and dopamine, according to a futuristic Deliveroo report.
Dinner parties in virtual or augmented reality with celebrities or in famous or luxurious places without leaving your own home will also become the norm.
"Just as digital streaming platforms use forecasting tools and data analytics to understand what customers want to watch, personalized food delivery services can begin to anticipate people's dietary needs," the report, compiled on the basis of expert research commissioned by Deliveroo, notes.
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