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Researchers at the Max Planck Institute for Material Structure and Dynamics (MPSD) in Hamburg, Germany, have long been exploring the effect of using custom laser drivers to manipulate the properties of quantum materials to deviate from equilibrium states.One of the most eye-catching demonstrations of these physics is unconventional superconductors, where enhanced electron coherence and super trans...
Recently, researchers from Kaunas University of Technology (KTU) in Lithuania and the Tsukuba National Institute of Materials Science in Ibaraki, Japan, have collaborated to successfully develop a new type of nanolaser based on silver nanocubes.Although its structure is small and can only be observed through high-power microscopes, its potential application prospects are broad, and the research te...
In 2024, Amplitude's performance will continue to maintain steady growth, thanks to our continuous innovation in femtosecond laser technology and deep market expansion The application performance of high-power femtosecond lasers in precision microfabrication and industrial manufacturing such as semiconductors is particularly impressive, "said Ruan Xia, Sales Director of Amplitude Laser Solutions D...
Recently, US military industry giant Lockheed Martin announced that it will significantly increase its additive manufacturing capabilities and expand its factory in Texas. The expansion project includes approximately 16000 square feet of dedicated space for 3D printing technology, and the addition of some of the largest large format multi laser printers in the space (it is worth noting that Lockhe...
SpaceX and its billionaire CEO Elon Musk may finally have reason to look back in the satellite internet competition. On Thursday, Amazon revealed that it had successfully used a space laser technology called "Optical Intersatellite Link" to transmit connections between two Kuiper Program satellites in low Earth orbit, located 621 miles apart, at a speed of 100 gigabits per second. This is approxim...