Coffee Composer lets you build your coffee by stacking “ingredient tokens” - Yanko Design

Nearly like a Minecraft-esque representation of your java cup, Coffee Composer has a unique way of letting you build your cup of java. The Coffee Composer is a java maker with a twist. Rather than following the mundane procedure of tapping away at a touchscreen to build your cup of coffee, fumbling with the janky UI, Java Composer has a unique, foolproof way of letting you 'compose' your cuppa.

The Coffee Composer comes with practically no interface. It does, however, come with a collection of ingredient tokens, ranging from different types of milk, to carbohydrate, java, and even foam. Just layer the tokens one above the other to create your unique coffee composition (the color-coded tokens fifty-fifty finish upwardly visually representing your java loving cup). Place the tokens on the Coffee Composer, and an empty loving cup underneath and you're ready to go. Each private token is, in fact, an NFC tag that is read by the coffee auto. The machine reads the tokens i past one, dispensing ingredients i after another into your loving cup. Yous can play with the quantity of tokens based on your tastes (two sugar tokens for extra carbohydrate, 3 milk tokens for iii pumps of milk, a mixture of tokens for half-and-half), and pinnacle off everything with the foam token to add a layer of froth to your deliciously bespoke drinkable. A unmarried display on the machine shows you the toll of your cup, and a corresponding card-zone lets you tap to make a payment. How elegant!

Designers: Xinyue Yang & Antonia Nandori