Until now, the most precise and environmentally friendly technologies for functionalizing surfaces was too expensive for many companies.

Project LAMpAS presents the first laser system that can achieve controlled topographic characteristics.

A new process eliminates the need for wires and solder joints, an advantage that can significantly reduce the component size and enhance the sensor performance.

A new laser writing technique to develop the first highly customizable microscale gas sensing devices.

Chinese researchers studied the laser-induced damage characteristics with a self-developed KrF excimer laser.

In the frame of the EU-funded LAMpAS project, New Infrared Technologies (NIT) has developed an uncooled high-speed IR camera specifically adapted to the project’s...

The Fraunhofer Institute for Laser Technology ILT in Aachen and Trumpf Laser- und Systemtechnik from Ditzingen have signed a cooperation agreement. They want to...