
Carbon 3D teeth
Carbon can 3D print customized dental products. These were made of two materials later glued together.
Carbon 3D L1 printers
Carbon's new L1 printers are used to make things like Adidas running shoe midsoles and custom-shaped shock absorbers for Riddell football helmets.
Carbon 3D Riddell helmet
Carbon builds a shock-absorbing lattice inside these Ridell professional football helmets. They're custom-fit to each player and weigh about a half pound less than traditional helmets, the company says.
Carbon 3D helmet interior
The underside of this Riddell helmet shoes the Carbon-made lattice used to absorb shock.
Carbon 3D pump
This part of a Carbon-printed water pump is more complex than is possible to manufacture with injection molding processes, the company says.
Carbon 3D historical printers
A history of Carbon prototypes. At right are "Donnie" and "Leo," models used to persuade investors to fund the startup's second round of funding.
Carbon 3D Adidas midsole
Carbon 3D prints these springy, lightweight lattices used in Adidas running shoes.
Carbon 3D bracket for Ford Mustang
This Carbon-built bracket, while unspectacular, is used inside Ford Mustangs. 3D printing enables lighter parts than are possible with metal manufacturing.
Carbon 3D L1 printers
Carbon's L1 printer can create a lightweight, springy midsole for an Adidas running shoe in less than a half hour.
Carbon 3D resin
A big vat of resin for Carbon's printers rests in the company's Redwood City, California, headquarters.