Frankfurt Laser Company
Frankfurt Laser Company (booth 145, Bios 8145) will present the ML2040-series of line laser modules
Matthew Dale explores Industry 4.0 and machine vision’s role in the connected factories of the future
Frankfurt Laser Company
Frankfurt Laser Company
The laser diode module for 3D vision systems to be showcased by Frankfurt Laser Company from its HAML-F Series is compact, reliable and delivers a highly uniform and stable line output beam
ML2040 lasers
3 January 2017
Frankfurt Laser Company presents the ML2040 series of high power laser modules
Frankfurt Laser Company participates in the GLAUurious project
25 October 2016
The GLAUrious Project, part of the Horizon 2020 Project promoted by the European Union, is funded with 2.5 Million Euro. The purpose of the project is the development and validation of a commercial laser device for first-line treatment of Glaucoma. The External Automatic Glaucoma Laser (EAGLE) shall on one side operate automatically and be easy to handle, on the other side it shall be available for a very low price.
Lasence DPSS lasers
24 September 2013
Frankfurt Laser Company now offers laser modules from Eblana Photonics (Dublin, Ireland) and Lasence
Heat of battle
31 October 2011
Greg Blackman explores the various imaging technologies deployed by soldiers on the battlefield
HEML laser modules
11 September 2007
Frankfurt Laser Company is providing a new line of temperature-stabilised laser diode modules. The HEML laser modules provide high output power for machine vision applications in harsh environments.
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