Carbon M1 on Tested

[Blizz]

Sort of an SLA printer but they've optimised the process not to need a swipe after each layer and allow for much faster printing by using a projector.
Seems they have special resins as well, both 1 and 2 stages, to determine the mechanical properties.
According to their claim the pieces are production ready and the video seems to confirm that.

It's tested, so a lot of bla bla, but well worth a look:

[Meduza]

Using a projector to print is not a new thing, DLP machines has been around for years.

Their technique is based on controlling how much oxygen penetrates a special membrane, to inhibit curing in a micro thin layer and therefore not need the "peel" process which takes a lot of time on conventional bottom-up sla printers.

The most intresting thing to me is their material research, with two-stage thermoset plastics, so they first print it into shape, and then put it in a oven to trigger a thermoset reaction, which makes parts allegedly much stronger than traditional SLA.

[Blizz]

Never claimed it was new
They just made it work better and faster.

[Meduza]

"allow for much faster printing by using a projector"

That line made it sound like the DLP projector was the invention, which it really isn't.