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Posted on May 28, 2019 Updated on June 4, 2023

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We all love 3D printing. Maybe we are still learning and exploring 3D printing. We have enough knowledge and research on 3D printing. At the beginning of 2014, we had very few resources. In 2019, we had many 3D printing companies and universities’ research work; we barely know what 3D printed stuff or not 3D printing is. We have healthcare related to 3D printing, even don’t know learning about new technology day by day. The more we read more we get an education.
It has been so many years. 3D printing companies are growing and blossoming.
Carbon is a technology company that provides a cloud-based manufacturing platform for 3D printing. The company was founded in 2013 and is headquartered in Redwood City, California. Carbon has raised over $680 million in funding, with investors including Sequoia Capital, Google Ventures, and BMW.

According to Fox News,” An initial public offering (IPO) looks like it could be approaching for Carbon, the Silicon Valley-based 3D printing unicorn that exploded onto the tech scene Opens a New Window. In 2015 and is probably best known for partnering with Adidas (NASDAQOTH: ADDYY) to produce running shoes with 3D-printed midsoles. Opens a New Window. Carbon’s co-founders were inspired to develop [DLS] by the robotic assassin T-1000 from the movie Terminator 2, which rises from a pool of liquid metal to assume the form of any person or object. Indeed, DLS “grows” polymer parts continuously from a collection of liquid resin by harnessing ultraviolet light and oxygen. The tech can be considered a close cousin of stereolithography, which 3D Systems invented.”
According to Forbes and Carbon’s co-founder and CEO Joe DeSimone, “3-D Printing Unicorn Carbon, On Way To Expected IPO, Drops Resin Prices In Move CEO Calls seminal moment. It would help enable more widespread adoption of 3-D printing at scale. It’s not prototyping anymore; it’s production.”

Carbon IPO Watch: Is the 3D Printing Unicorn Preparing to Go Public?

3-D Printing Unicorn Carbon, On Way To Expected IPO, Drops Resin Prices In Move CEO Calls ‘Seminal’