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Carbon

Carbon

Manufacturing

Redwood City, CA 65,920 followers

Design, develop, and print radically better products

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The Idea-to-Production Platform Rapidly design, develop and scale production of better products in less time with the Carbon platform. Integrated end-use materials, software, and 3D printers enable teams to accelerate bringing products to market — from idea to production. Create radically better products with Carbon.

Website
https://www.carbon3d.com/
Industry
Manufacturing
Company size
201-500 employees
Headquarters
Redwood City, CA
Type
Privately Held
Founded
2013
Specialties
Additive Manufacturing, 3D Printing, Molecular Science, Digital Manufacturing, Manufacturing, SaaS, Software, Automotive, Industrial, MedTech, Consumer, and Dental

Products

  • Carbon Design Engine™, Computer-Aided Design (CAD) Software
    Carbon Design Engine™

    Carbon Design Engine™

    Computer-Aided Design (CAD) Software

  • CogniCAD™, Computer-Aided Design (CAD) Software
    CogniCAD™

    CogniCAD™

    Computer-Aided Design (CAD) Software

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    • View organization page for Carbon
      Carbon

      65,920 followers

      This past Climate Week we participated in an interactive showcase co-hosted by Ralph Lauren, Fashion for Good, Global Fashion Group and PDS Ventures. We had the opportunity to share our work with brands, investors and industry professionals, highlighting the solutions that can help the fashion industry reach its goals. 

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      Ralph Lauren

      1,257,473 followers

      During Climate Week, Ralph Lauren, in partnership with Fashion for Good, Global Fashion Agenda and PDS Ventures, hosted Innovation Day, bringing together a curated group of innovators helping shape the future of fashion. Throughout the day, start-ups presented solutions to potential investors, brands and Ralph Lauren leaders, showcasing innovations ranging from next-generation materials and advanced manufacturing to AI-powered technologies designed to address shared industry challenges. At Ralph Lauren, we believe innovation plays an important role in reducing environmental impacts and contributing to our long-term success and value creation. By bringing together entrepreneurs and decision-makers, Innovation Day aimed to increase visibility, investment and adoption of solutions with the potential to drive meaningful impact at scale. #RalphLauren

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      Additive Manufacturing Strategies

      5,068 followers

      They call it "sports equinox": the very brief window when North America's major professional sports leagues are all playing at the same time. That's coming up, and so is Additive Manufacturing Strategies! Find out what one thing has to do with the other in the latest edition of AMS: The Preprint:

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      Carbon

      65,920 followers

      MedTech applications demand more from materials. Carbon’s production-ready materials are built to meet rigorous performance requirements, with options designed for biocompatibility, repeated sterilization, and demanding end-use environments. From complex geometries to production at scale, Carbon helps teams move from design to validated parts with confidence. Built for MedTech demands. Powered by Carbon. https://lnkd.in/gxnVRfWe

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      Carbon

      65,920 followers

      A special week in NYC. 🗽 Thanks, Dana McCallum and Kelley McCarroll-Gilbert, for representing Carbon at Ralph Lauren’s Innovation Day during Climate Week and sharing what’s possible with Carbon technology across fashion and beyond.

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      Dana McCallum

      Last week was a pretty special one. 🥳 I had the chance to present at Ralph Lauren’s Innovation Day alongside my colleague, Kelley McCarroll-Gilbert, on my birthday. We connected with RL executives and other leading brands and people across the fashion industry about how Carbon can help create better-performing products at scale. Feeling incredibly grateful for another year, the people I get to work alongside, and experiences like this that allow us to share what we’re building at Carbon. 38 is off to a pretty great start. ✨

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      Carbon

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      Move faster from concept to commercialization. Carbon helps MedTech teams iterate quickly without the delays and costs of traditional tooling, making it easier to test, refine, and advance designs toward production. Fewer barriers between idea and finished design. More freedom to iterate along the way. See how Carbon can help accelerate your path to market. 👇 https://lnkd.in/gxnVRfWe

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      Carbon

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      The team at Sherpa Design did a great job showing what functional iteration can look like with Carbon. By using Carbon DLS™ and production grade materials, their team was able to develop and evaluate robotic end effectors around real performance needs like grip, flexibility, wear, fatigue, and assembly. We love seeing thoughtful engineering like this take advantage of what the Carbon platform makes possible!

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      Samuel Backes

      End effectors, the little grippy fingers on a robotic arm, need to push, pull, twist, sense, cushion, and grip, not to mention survive thousands of cycles of regular use. End effectors are usually a mix of rigid and  elastomeric parts; iterating on prototypes that serve as an accurate facsimile for the real thing is challenging, and making them through traditional methods gets expensive fast. In the case of these pneumatically-actuated end effectors, the clamping force is controlled by the end effector itself.  3D-printing was an obvious solution for iterating on this, but not all printers or materials are equal. As Carbon design partners, we’ve found the Carbon DLS process allows us to iterate with parts that replicate production-like mechanical performance, and evaluate grip, friction, wear, and fatigue, beyond just testing for fit and finish. By designing for 3D-printing, we were able to incorporate custom snap fits to reduce assembly time, and create tunable, latticed pads to dial in surface area, flexibility, and interference on the end effectors. The shortcomings of our prototypes mirrored the failures we would expect to see in the final part,  and we were able to quickly move from testing our first concepts to having validated hardware in a matter of days. #Robotics #EndEffectors #Grippers #CarbonDLS #AdditiveManufacturing #ProductDevelopment #DfAM #EngineeringDesign #RoboticsEngineering #SherpaDesign

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      Carbon

      65,920 followers

      Bringing better medical devices to market takes the right technology and the right manufacturing expertise. Carbon Certified Partners help medtech teams access Carbon Digital Light Synthesis™ technology through experienced production partners, enabling teams to move from development to production with greater speed and flexibility. Explore what’s possible with Carbon for medtech 👇 https://lnkd.in/g9F34duw

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      Carbon

      65,920 followers

      What are you proud of creating at Carbon? We asked Kyle Kloster to share some of the projects and work he’s been most proud of during his time at Carbon. From bringing ideas to life to working on technology that helps shape what’s next, there’s no shortage of opportunities to create something meaningful here. If you’re looking for your next opportunity to build, create, and make an impact, come work with us. Explore open roles here: https://lnkd.in/eTvDymtJ

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      Dana McCallum

      🐾I recently had a conversation with a $40B+ company that stopped me in my tracks. They told us they love Carbon ’s materials — specifically EPX resins — because they’re getting mechanical properties they simply haven’t been able to achieve with other additive technologies. But what stood out most was how they view Carbon: Not only as a prototyping technology. They see Carbon as a way to move from functional prototypes → validation and certification → production. That distinction matters. For years, additive manufacturing has been associated with speed and prototyping. But the bigger opportunity is enabling engineers to design, test, validate and ultimately manufacture products differently. When you combine great design freedom with materials engineered for real-world performance, AM becomes much more than a prototyping tool. So if you’re developing your next product, I’d challenge you to ask: What could we design differently if additive manufacturing wasn’t just for the prototype — but part of the path to production? That’s where I believe Carbon gets really exciting. #AdditiveManufacturing #ProductDevelopment #Engineering #Manufacturing #Carbon3D #3dprinting

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      SYZMIK Sports

      366 followers

      The X7C+ is getting noticed. 👀 D5 Mag recently took a closer look at the X7C+ and the thinking behind its award-winning design, from its 3D-printed lattice padding to its lightweight, low-profile construction. It’s great to see the design and technology behind the X7C+ continue to earn recognition as we get closer to launch. Read the full feature: https://lnkd.in/eGG5yYrq #SYZMIK #FlagFootball #SportsInnovation #AthleteProtection #3DPrinting #ProductDesign

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