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Carbon
501-1,000 employees
3D printing technology for high-performance parts
Compensation Overview
$25 - $35/hr
San Carlos, CA, USA
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- Currently pursuing a BS or MS in Business, or other related programs
- A strong work ethic and an eagerness to help
- Curiosity about how things work and tenacity to learn
- A coachable attitude and a desire to improve your skills
- Strong communication skills
- Willingness to work collaboratively and independently as needed
- Evident track-record of success and creativity in your educational and life pursuits
Carbon specializes in 3D printing, focusing on the production of high-performance parts and functional prototypes using its unique Digital Light Synthesis (DLS) technology. This technology enables quick production and iteration, allowing for the creation of complex shapes and high-quality materials suitable for various applications. Carbon serves clients in multiple sectors, including automotive, consumer goods, dental, industrial, and life sciences, with notable collaborations such as producing running shoe midsoles for Adidas and components for NASA's Seeker Satellite. What sets Carbon apart from its competitors is its integrated approach that combines hardware, software, and materials, along with a business model that generates revenue from both printer sales and ongoing material supplies. The company's goal is to enhance manufacturing efficiency and quality across industries by providing tailored 3D printing solutions.
Company Size
501-1,000
Company Stage
Private
Total Funding
$683.4M
Headquarters
Redwood City, California
Founded
2013
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Increased demand for sustainable materials aligns with Carbon's focus on high-performance materials.
- The rise of on-demand manufacturing services creates opportunities for flexible production solutions.
- The dental industry's digital workflow adoption boosts opportunities for Carbon's AO suite and materials.
What critics are saying
- Emerging 3D printing companies offering similar technologies at lower costs threaten market share.
- Potential delay in FDA clearance for FP3D resin could impact dental market entry.
- Dependence on key partnerships, like with SyBridge Technologies, poses a risk if weakened.
What makes Carbon unique
- Carbon's DLS technology enables rapid production of complex geometries and high-quality materials.
- The company offers a unique combination of hardware, software, and materials for 3D printing.
- Carbon's business model ensures continuous revenue from hardware sales and recurring consumables.
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↑ 0%ITASCA, Ill., April 14, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- SyBridge Technologies, a leader in advanced manufacturing solutions, is pleased to announce the significant expansion of its partnership with Carbon, Inc., a pioneering 3D printing company known for its Digital Light Synthesis™ (DLS™) technology.As the first phase of this investment, SyBridge is more than doubling its dedicated manufacturing space at its Chicago-area headquarters, with a focus on DLS capacity expansion. This strategic collaboration underscores SyBridge's commitment to investing in cutting-edge manufacturing capabilities and its dedication to scaling operations to meet increasing demand and support North American customer reshoring initiatives.Carbon's Preferred North American PartnerThis plant expansion also marks a milestone in the growing partnership between SyBridge Technologies and Carbon, strengthening their commitment to scaling additive manufacturing in North America. Since partnering eight years ago, SyBridge has printed almost 2 million DLS parts, demonstrating extensive experience and reliability."We're thrilled to further strengthen our relationship with Carbon as a preferred North American partner for high-volume DLS applications," said Byron J. Paul, CEO of SyBridge Technologies. "This investment establishes SyBridge as the largest domestic solution for cost-effective, high-volume DLS production, enabling American companies to localize manufacturing, reduce supply chain risks, eliminate tariff exposure, and lower total production costs."Philip DeSimone, CEO, Carbon, stated, "SyBridge has been an invaluable partner in advancing the adoption of DLS in North America. This latest expansion reinforces its position as a leader in high-volume additive manufacturing giving our customers globally a North American production partner that can help reduce dependence upon overseas contract manufacturers
Carbon, a global leader in 3D printing for digital dentistry, will unveil its expanded AO suite, new parts retrieval basket and other latest innovations at IDS 2025 in Cologne, highlighting advancements in automation, material development, and workflow optimisation for dental labs.
COLOGNE, Germany, March 12, 2025 /PRNewswire/ - Carbon, a global leader in 3D printing for digital dentistry, will showcase its latest innovations at IDS 2025 in Cologne (Hall 3.1, Stand L009), highlighting advancements in automation, material development, and workflow optimization for dental labs.
Carbon, a leader in 3D printing technology, has unveiled FP3D, a flexible, removable partial denture (FRPD) resin.
REDWOOD CITY, Calif., Feb. 19, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Carbon, a leader in 3D printing technology, is excited to announce the development of FP3D, a groundbreaking flexible, removable partial denture (FRPD) resin, at LMT® Lab Day® Chicago 2025. This innovative material introduces Carbon's proven dual-cure chemistry to the dental industry, offering significant advancements in the performance and reliability of dental appliances.FP3D: Setting a New Standard in Flexible Removable Partial DenturesFP3D challenges what was thought possible with 3D-printed dental resins. Carbon's first dental resin leveraging its proprietary dual-cure chemistry, a technology that has driven innovation across multiple industries. FP3D was engineered to push the boundaries of durability, flexibility, and strength and designed to achieve properties similar to some traditionally produced, polymer-based flexible partial denture materials. Expected to launch in late 2025, pending FDA clearance, FP3D may redefine the future of 3D-printed removable partial dentures.The Significance of Dual-Cure Chemistry in Dental ApplicationsTraditional single-cure resins often fall short when it comes to demanding dental applications, lacking the necessary durability, retention, and lifetime of the device required for a flexible partial application