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LAMpAS Announces the First Laser System for High-Throughput, Low-Cost Surface Production with Controlled Topographic Characteristics

The EU-funded LAMpAS project has successfully developed the first laser system, based on Interference Patterning combined with a polygon scanner system, for high-throughput, low-cost surface production with controlled topographic characteristics.
Skyla Baily Interference Patterning Direct Laser Interference Direct Laser Interference Patterning

LAMpAS Announces the Release of the First Worldwide Produced DLIP-Polygon Scanner for Producing Laser Textured Surfaces at High Throughput

In the frame of the EU-funded LAMpAS project, the company ScanLab and the Technische Universität Dresden have developed a high-speed polygon scanner unit, that is able to produce periodic surface structures by utilizing the principle of interference.
Technische Universit Laura Thomson Robert Baumann Direct Laser Interference Patterning Ronny De Loor

Surfunction, a leading system provider for contactless surface functionalisation using new laser processes, is pushing ahead with the industrialisation of its technology.

Surfunction, a leading system provider for contactless surface functionalisation using new laser processes, is pushing ahead with the industrialisation of its technology.
Dominik Britz Surfunction Tec Gmb Surfunction Tec Surfunction Gmb Technical University Of Dresden Saarland University

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Fraunhofer IWS spins off laser processing firm Fusion Bionic

Fraunhofer IWS spins off laser processing firm Fusion Bionic 24 May 2021 Aim is to provide “lotus effects” and other laser-created microstructures for wings, biological implants and more. Laser-generated “lotus effects“ can be transferred quickly to technical surfaces.A research team from industry and the Fraunhofer Institute for Material and Beam Technology (IWS) is spinning off a high-tech company called Fusion Bionic. The company aims to offer “lotus effects” ...
Technische Universit Christoph Leyens Tim Kunze Benjamin Krupop Sabri Alamri Fraunhofer Institute For Material
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