A company that claims its technology leaves 3D printing competitors in the "Stone Age" has just secured a significant capital injection. Impossible Objects, Inc., headquartered in Northbrook, IL, announced it has raised $40.0M in a Series b funding round.
The company is behind CBAM technology, an advanced composite-based additive manufacturing process that boasts 1,600% faster carbon fiber production, aiming to rival injection molding speeds. Its industrial machines, the CBAM 25 and CBAM 2, produce stronger, high-precision parts for applications ranging from aerospace to defense and healthcare.















