Carbon, Inc.
3D Printing
Carbon3D is a leader in the 3D printing industry, providing an integrated platform for design, development, and production. The company specializes in delivering cutting-edge solutions that streamline the manufacturing process from conception to production, leveraging advanced materials and software to cater to diverse industries including automotive, consumer goods, and healthcare.
Founded: 2013
Ellen Kullman President, CEO |
Joseph DeSimone, Ph.D. Executive Chairman, Co-Founder |
Elisa de Martel CFO |
Craig Carlson Chief Technology Officer |
Philip DeSimone Co-Founder, Chief Customer Officer |
In this article Xometry will be exploring the Carbon DLS 3D printing technology and its immensely beneficial role in the medical industry.
For the past few years, I’ve been highly optimistic about the potential of textures in additive manufacturing (AM). I believe that by enhancing function and perceived value, textures could hasten consumer adoption of 3D printed goods, making them more valuable. The best texture for an orthopedic implant could be very valuable to a single orthotist, but it could even lead to a monopoly in that field. Beyond that, functional texture libraries could accelerate additive adoption even further. I was therefore hopping with glee when I learned that Carbon is researching this very topic.
Circle announced Programmable Wallets, a wallet-as-a-service platform for developers to embed Web3 wallets in their apps and deliver user-friendly, blockchain-based experiences for their customers.
Taking a significant stride in digital dentistry, Desktop Health and Carbon have inked a new partnership. By integrating the groundbreaking Flexcera family of resins by Desktop Health with Carbon’s digital manufacturing platform, a transformative wave is set to wash over the world of dental 3D printing. Now, a broader segment of dental professionals and their patients can access 3D printed dental solutions.
Circle seeks recognition from a sophisticated regime in the EU with applications for key authorizations from French financial regulators. Learn more.
The Carbon Gen 2 aligner model solution includes new proprietary software and high-performance resin that integrates with the additive manufacturing company's existing 3D printer hardware and aligner model workflow.
Circle Internet Financial (Circle) and Concord Acquisition Corp (NYSE:CND), a publicly traded special purpose acquisition company, today announced the mutual termination of their proposed business combination initially announced in July 2021 and amended in February 2022.
Amid the continued recession, 3D printing companies are continuing a trend of layoffs. In addition to the likes of Desktop Metal, Fast Radius, and Nexa3D, Xerox has essentially eliminated its Elem Additive business, maintaining it only to support current installations of the firm’s liquid metal 3D printer. The latest firm to reduce its staff is Carbon, makers of digital light synthesis (DLS) 3D printers.