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Carbon3D raises $100M.
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In June 2015 we wrote about Carbon3D and its Continuous Liquid Interface Production technology (CLIP), which grows parts rather than printing them layer by layer as done by conventional 3D printers.
Carbon3D recently closed a $100M series C round of funding lead by Google Ventures. Reinet Investments spokesman Anton Rupert said, “After evaluating Carbon3D’s CLIP technology, we believe it is a game-changer for complex manufacturing across many global market segments.”
According to Andy Wheeler, General Partner at Google Ventures, “Carbon3D’s technology has the potential to dramatically expand the 3D printing market beyond where it stands today and reshape the manufacturing landscape.”
Carbon3D, a Silicon Valley-based company, was founded in 2013.
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Carbon3D raises $100M from Google Ventures and others to help manufacturing embrace 3D printing.
