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1. Research backgroundDirected energy deposition (DED), as an efficient and economical technology in the field of additive manufacturing (AM), is widely used in the manufacturing of metal materials. However, its high heating and cooling rates, as well as significant temperature gradients, often lead to rapid solidification, forming cross layer columnar grains and internal defects, seriously affect...
New product launch of "Blue Hurricane" red blue integrated laser1. Ultra high power: The "red blue integrated" laser, with optimized optical path design and heat dissipation system, can stably output power exceeding industry standards, meeting high demand application scenarios.2. Dual high brightness: Integrating advanced wavelength modulation technology and materials science, both red and blue l...
Laser cladding technology, also known as laser additive manufacturing technology, uses high-energy laser as the heat source and metal alloy powder as the cladding material. Through the synchronous action of laser and alloy powder on the metal surface, it quickly melts to form a molten pool, and rapidly solidifies to form a dense, uniform, and controllable thickness metallurgical bonding layer, the...
Recently, the IFA2023 Consumer Electronics Show in Berlin, Germany opened, Hisense exhibited "three-color laser projection family bucket" attracted the attention of media and tourists from all over the world.Since Hisense's young fashion brand Vidda launched a series of three-color laser projection, its accumulation based on three-color laser technology is competing globally and has become a...
Japanese and Swiss scientists have collaborated to develop glass that can generate electricity under light, which may pave the way for sustainable energy production. Researchers from Tokyo Institute of Technology and the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne used femtosecond lasers to etch circuits on glass surfaces, resulting in the unexpected generation of semiconductor crystals.The ...