Industries

Microrobotics is a new field that involves using 3D femtosecond laser printing technology to create microscale structures, such as sensors, actuators, and MEMS, for use in various industries. The use of femtosecond lasers allows for precise and intricate structures, improving the performance of microrobotic systems and efficiently producing large quantities of microscale components.

3D femtosecond laser printing is being used in industrial R&D to create detailed and complex prototypes and models. The use of femtosecond lasers enables accurate and intricate structures to improve the accuracy of prototypes and models, and enables efficient production of large quantities.

The medical industry is using 3D femtosecond laser printing to create detailed and complex medical devices and implants. This technology allows for precise and intricate structures and efficient production, making it a valuable tool for medical researchers and manufacturers.

3D femtosecond laser printing is a new technology being used in the bioscience field to create intricate and precise biological structures for use in drug development, tissue engineering and medical research. The technology is efficient in producing large quantities and can improve performance of biological structures.

The use of 3D femtosecond laser printing in the photonics industry involves creating highly detailed and complex optical components using femtosecond lasers. These lasers create short light pulses allowing for precise and intricate structures. The technology is used to make lenses, mirrors, waveguides, and gratings for use in telecommunications, imaging, and sensing.

3D femtosecond laser printing is a new field in defense & aerospace, using 3D printing and femtosecond lasers to create complex components and structures for defense, aerospace and space exploration. The technology improves performance and efficiency of defense and aerospace systems.

3D femtosecond laser printing is a new and emerging field in telecommunications, using 3D printing tech to create detailed, complex optical components and structures. It’s being used for fiber optic networks, satellite comms and other telecom systems, improving performance and producing optical components efficiently for researchers and developers.

With the help of 3D femtosecond laser microfabrication, precise cuts and modifications can be made to glassware, enabling toothed wheels or other analog moving parts in the watch and jewelry industries to be tailored to specific needs. Designers have even more creative freedom thanks to its ability to quickly produce unique free-form models without compromising on quality.

3D femtosecond laser printing used in the semiconductor industry to create microscale components, like sensors & actuators, for manufacturing, healthcare, & aerospace. It produces precise, intricate structures, making it valuable for semiconductor researchers & developers.