3D manufacturer Carbon helps customers scale polymer products
Recorded on June 28, 2019. Carbon’s 3D printer uses light to chemically grow an object out of liquid. We visited their facilities to see it in action and learn more about their lattice technology used for developing running shoes and football helmets.
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