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Carbon now processes over 1 million parts weekly, signaling a shift from prototyping to industrial scale.
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Carbon now processes over 1 million parts weekly, signaling a shift from prototyping to industrial scale.

Originally reported by emag.directindustry.com

Carbon now processes over 1 million parts weekly, signaling a shift from prototyping to industrial scale. Supported by 60 million dollars in funding, the company is using AI to automate design workflows for complex lattice structures. This evolution prioritizes machine utilization, positioning the 3D printed footwear market to hit 5.38 billion dollars by 2030. Reliability and regulatory validation are the defining benchmarks for 2026. 🚀 #AdditiveManufacturing #3DPrinting #Carbon #DigitalManufacturing

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