Carbon 3D raises $100M from Google Ventures and others
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CLIP uses a liquid resin cured using a light source, allowing faster printing speeds and more precise part production than traditional 3D printing methods. Carbon3D claimed its technology could produce parts up to 100 times faster than other 3D printing methods while offering superior quality.
The $100 million funding round helped Carbon3D to develop its technology further and expand its operations. The company has since continued to innovate and improve its 3D printing technology, releasing new printers and materials used in various industries, including automotive, medical, and aerospace.
The investment from Google Ventures and other investors helped Carbon3D establish itself as a leader in the 3D printing industry and develop a technology that can transform manufacturing and production processes across many industries.
