They've done some other cool stuff with their 3d printed lattice like the midsole of an Adidas shoe that's already out and some bike saddles (I think for Specialized and another brand I can't remember).
They've done some other cool stuff with their 3d printed lattice like the midsole of an Adidas shoe that's already out and some bike saddles (I think for Specialized and another brand I can't remember).
While our prototype never got into a production, it was very clear that Carbon3d has a uniquely strong proposition because of their materials.
As I said, Carbon3d underappreciated, because everyone think "it's just a more expensive Formlabs", while in fact Carbon3d is all about production-grade materials.
If it was possible to take materials from Carbon3d and then print on Formlabs, that would be a very good combo.
For example Origin [1], which was just bought by Stratasys, is very similar in a lot of ways.
0. https://venturebeat.com/2019/06/25/3d-printing-platform-carb... 1. https://www.origin.io