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Carbon (legally Carbon, Inc.) is a digital manufacturing company founded in 2013 by Joseph and Philip DeSimone, Alex and Nikita Ermoshkin, Edward Samulski, and Steve Nelson. Carbon is based in Redwood City, California. The company manufactures and develops 3D printers utilizing the Continuous Liquid Interface Production process, with its first commercial product being the Carbon M1 printer. The company introduced its proprietary CLIP process on the TED stage in 2015. The Carbon Platform combines software, hardware, and molecular science to deliver manufacturing solutions designed to allow customers to build differentiated products that reduce waste and speed time to market. In April 2017, Adidas announced the first 3D printed midsole developed using Carbon technology.

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  • Carbon (legally Carbon, Inc.) is a digital manufacturing company founded in 2013 by Joseph and Philip DeSimone, Alex and Nikita Ermoshkin, Edward Samulski, and Steve Nelson. Carbon is based in Redwood City, California. The company manufactures and develops 3D printers utilizing the Continuous Liquid Interface Production process, with its first commercial product being the Carbon M1 printer. The company introduced its proprietary CLIP process on the TED stage in 2015. The Carbon Platform combines software, hardware, and molecular science to deliver manufacturing solutions designed to allow customers to build differentiated products that reduce waste and speed time to market. In April 2017, Adidas announced the first 3D printed midsole developed using Carbon technology. (en)
  • Carbon (abrégé en Carbon) est une revue scientifique à comité de lecture. Ce journal publie des articles de recherches originales dans le domaine de la chimie du carbone en tant que matériau. D'après le Journal Citation Reports, le facteur d'impact de ce journal était de 6,337 en 2016. Le directeur de publication est P. Thrower. (fr)
  • Carbon is een internationaal, aan collegiale toetsing onderworpen wetenschappelijk tijdschrift op het gebied van defysische chemie en materiaalkunde van koolstofhoudende vaste stoffen zoals grafeen.Het wordt uitgegeven door Elsevier namens het American Carbon Committee en verschijnt 15 keer per jaar.Het eerste nummer verscheen in 1963. (nl)
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  • dbr:Dr._Joseph_DeSimone
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  • Steve Nelson (en)
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  • Philip DeSimone (en)
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  • Craig Carlson (en)
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  • Carbon3D, Inc. (en)
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  • Carbon (legally Carbon, Inc.) is a digital manufacturing company founded in 2013 by Joseph and Philip DeSimone, Alex and Nikita Ermoshkin, Edward Samulski, and Steve Nelson. Carbon is based in Redwood City, California. The company manufactures and develops 3D printers utilizing the Continuous Liquid Interface Production process, with its first commercial product being the Carbon M1 printer. The company introduced its proprietary CLIP process on the TED stage in 2015. The Carbon Platform combines software, hardware, and molecular science to deliver manufacturing solutions designed to allow customers to build differentiated products that reduce waste and speed time to market. In April 2017, Adidas announced the first 3D printed midsole developed using Carbon technology. (en)
  • Carbon (abrégé en Carbon) est une revue scientifique à comité de lecture. Ce journal publie des articles de recherches originales dans le domaine de la chimie du carbone en tant que matériau. D'après le Journal Citation Reports, le facteur d'impact de ce journal était de 6,337 en 2016. Le directeur de publication est P. Thrower. (fr)
  • Carbon is een internationaal, aan collegiale toetsing onderworpen wetenschappelijk tijdschrift op het gebied van defysische chemie en materiaalkunde van koolstofhoudende vaste stoffen zoals grafeen.Het wordt uitgegeven door Elsevier namens het American Carbon Committee en verschijnt 15 keer per jaar.Het eerste nummer verscheen in 1963. (nl)
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  • Carbon (company) (en)
  • Carbon (journal) (fr)
  • Carbon (tijdschrift) (nl)
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  • Carbon3D, Inc. (en)
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