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The Carbon L1 Ships

Carbon announced they now offer their huge Carbon L1 Production 3D printer for general availability.

Protolabs Adopts Carbon’s 3D Printing for On-Demand Production

Minnesota-based Protolabs announced this week the addition of Carbon’s Digital Light Synthesis (DLS) technology to its portfolio of manufacturing and prototyping technologies.

Design for DLS Gets a Boost with ZVerse Partnership

Carbon and ZVerse have announced a strategic partnership to “bridge the design gap for digital manufacturing.”

Carbon Drives Digitally Manufactured Auto Parts with Lamborghini

Carbon continues to bring advanced 3D printing into play for end-use automotive parts, announcing a collaboration with Lamborghini.

Carbon, Ford, and Production Parts

Carbon and Ford have expanded their collaboration with a focus on end-use parts.

Carbon Dramatically Reduces Resin Cost, Increases Manufacturing Possibilities

In a surprise announcement, Carbon reduced the price of three of their most popular 3D print resins.

New Normal: The Permanent Beta

There’s a very powerful implication of the Carbon / Adidas shoe project that could change everything in the near future.

More Cash for Carbon: We Have a New Winner?

Carbon announced a Series D funding round today, and it’s a whopper.

Carbon Expands Material Lineup for Ultrafast 3D Printing

When Carbon finally launched its M1 3D printer last year, the system came with a portfolio of several exciting photopolymers for use with the company’s continuous liquid interface production (CLIP) technology.

Carbon Dives into Ultra-Fast CLIP 3D Printing

With a stunning reveal during a TED Talk last year, Carbon quickly became the apple of the 3D printing industry’s eye.

Additive Manufacturing At IMTS

At the beginning of this week I headed to Chicago for IMTS.

Carbon’s Massive Expansion

Two years ago, few had any idea about Carbon, the 3D printing startup that’s now rapidly expanding across the globe.

Carbon Expands 3D Printing Service Bureau Network

Given the speed and materials possible with continuous liquid interface production (CLIP)—the groundbreaking 3D printing tech developed by Carbon—it’s not surprising that large manufacturers such as BMW and Delphi Automotive have taken the tech on board for prototyping and short-run production.

Formlabs Receives Massive Investment, Enabling a Titanic Competition?

Today Formlabs announced a huge USD$35M investment round, which should enable some very interesting things to occur.

Carbon’s True Focus: Materials

Carbon’s new M1 3D printer has been announced, but I feel the more interesting part of the Carbon story is the materials they’re offering – and will offer for the machine.

3D Print Stocks “Cratering”? “Entire Industry Appears to Be Falling Apart”? No, No, No

I’m reading some recent pieces analyzing the stock prices of publicly traded 3D printing companies and I’m having a hard time believing what I’m reading.

More Thoughts On the Carbon Vs. UNIZ Question

I’ve noticed several comments and queries about our recent post comparing Carbon’s M1 to UNIZ’s SLASH and thought I’d clarify some aspects.

Carbon’s Huge M1 Pricing May Not Be Totally Crazy After All

Some analysis shows that Carbon’s recent pricing announcement for their M1 “CLIP”-based 3D printer might not be as stratospheric as you might think.

Tallying Up The Carbon M1’s Total Cost Of Ownership

Carbon announced their first product, the M1 3D Printer last week, but with a twist: subscription pricing. We calculated how much it could cost you.

Carbon: It’s About The Materials, Silly!

Carbon’s latest move suggests their real ambition could be materials, not 3D printing.

Carbon Renamed & Rolling CLIP Out to More Early Adopters

Since the announcement a year ago (almost to the day) introducing the world to the CLIP 3D printing process, from the company that was then called Carbon3D, much has been made of the speed of this process and the high levels of funding it has garnered.

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