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microSPIN Laser Micromachining System from 3D-Micromac

3D-Micromac has announced its new microSPIN laser micromachining system. The laser device is suitable to handle thin film materials using an integrated Roll-to-Roll transportation device.

From 3D-Micromac AG 20 Oct 2010

Z Upgrades Software to Simplify Usage of ZScanner

Z has announced a new software upgrade to facilitate simpler usage of the ZScanner 3D laser scanners.

19 Oct 2010

OptiMedica to Display Catalys Laser System at AAO Meet

OptiMedica has announced that the Catalys Precision Laser System will be displayed at the annual meeting of the American Academy of Ophthalmology (AAO).

19 Oct 2010

Olympus Adds Laser Sharing Capabilities to Fluoview FV1000MPE and FV1000 Microscopes

Olympus has added dual port SIM scanning and laser sharing capabilities to the Fluoview FV1000MPE multiphoton laser scanning and FV1000 confocal laser scanning microscopes.

19 Oct 2010

Orwin International Integrates Laser with Twin Station Laser Welding System

Orwin International, an industrial automation machine builder, has combined a laser from JK Lasers into a twin station laser welding system. This laser welding system welds elements in a multi-cell battery.

19 Oct 2010

Technobis Mechatronics Rolls Out New Cyclops Laser Combiners

Technobis Mechatronics has developed new Cyclops laser combiners in which laser light with different wavelengths are integrated into a polarization-maintaining single-mode fiber.

15 Oct 2010

Pioneer Develops Laser Head-Up Display for Cars

Pioneer is currently developing a laser head-up display for cars. The display connects with the navigation feature present on modern smartphones.

14 Oct 2010

IRIDEX Launches New Range of EndoProbe Laser Devices

Manufacturer of laser-based medical systems, IRIDEX, has announced that its new series of Adjustable & Intuitive EndoProbe laser devices are available for use in vitroretinal surgery.

14 Oct 2010

New Simulation Technique Could Help Develop Cost-Effective Laser Systems

Researchers from the Universities of Strathclyde, Lancaster, St. Andrews, Imperial College London, and the Instituto Superior Tecnico have showcased the possibility of increasing Raman amplification into a multipetawatt system through simulations.

14 Oct 2010