Coffee and Technology

The Relation of Coffee and technology

The consumption of coffee worldwide grows around 2.5% annually and to meet this growth in demand. The farmers, industries, and even the cafe are looking toward the magic of technology.

It has been a part of making many technology leaps for mankind. Due to certain benefits of coffee, it becomes a crucial part of a person’s daily routine. Keeping them fresh and energetic throughout the day.

It has become so mandatory in the life of a person working in technology. That a programming language is the second most used language in the world. Which is everywhere in your phone on your PC, inside your printers everywhere is named after coffee called JAVA.

Coffee goes global

As it became the first global drink in the world it was under a monopoly. Then certain farmers from native India started cultivating it using new techniques. That was the first time mankind made a crop that was very climate oriented and made a new technique to make it worldwide. As you now know these types of coffees.

It was also the backbone of the industrial revolution as it fueled the underpaid labor and gave them energy and warmth. Coffee even became a symbol of revolution against the high taxes. Cafes became a place for people to socialize and exchange ideas.

History of french-press

The french press was the first technology used to brew it better. A man attached a fine screen to his coffee pot so he wouldn’t get grounds in his cup when he poured it. Later it was patented by Danish corporation Bodum.

Since then the coffee industries have been using many technologies. From french press to auto grinder and press pouring and it has taken significant growth. The successor of the french press called Aeropress also leaped making better coffee for less time. 

In the future, we can take a look for AI in the machine to make the drink according to your taste.