Fraunhofer-Institut für Lasertechnik ILT

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Fraunhofer Institute for Laser Technology ILT is worldwide one of the most important development and contract research institutes of its specific field.

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The Fraunhofer Institute for Laser Technology ILT and the Korea Institute of Machinery and Materials KIMM have been cooperating for many years on projects ranging from laser welding...
Increasing levels of automation and new applications are currently shaping industrial laser technology. High-performance lasers and photonic technologies are opening up new growth...
Battery manufacturers face mounting pressure to reduce scrap, cut energy consumption, shorten cycle times, make better use of materials and ensure the quality of every connection...
Lasers are ubiquitous. They have become indispensable across all industries: from data centers and telecommunications, clinical diagnostics and therapy, the increasing production...

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As startups and global transportation manufacturers continue to explore and make commitments to expand e-mobility, improving batteries ultimately takes center stage.
Industrial quantum technology was a big topic at the International Laser Technology Congress AKL ‘22 in Aachen, Germany.
Germany’s biggest photonics trade show came back this year with plenty of new technology. Beyond all the fancy quantum programs, there are several surprising trends in areas including...
How Europe's largest center for applied laser research is morphing from laser engineering to systems engineering.
The gripper arm, made using a novel 3D printing process, is lighter than its predecessor and yet stable enough to mount and adjust heavier laser optics with ultra-precision.
The Efficient High-Performance Laser Beam Sources (EffiLAS) association has a project, EKOLAS, aimed at producing next-gen laser bars.
Innovation and leadership will be the keys to successful short- and long-term responses to the pandemic.
Ultrafast lasers offer two unique advantages: The highest precision in material processing and the ability to process almost every material.
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The Fraunhofer Institute for Laser Technology ILT has canceled the Aachen, Germany based International Laser Technology Congress AKL'20 due to the spread of Covid-19.
According to a new study supported by Photonics21 and several other photonics institutions, photonics technologies can contribute to three billion tons less carbon dioxide per...

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Dr. Constantin Häfner.
Effective November 2019, laser physicist Dr. Constantin Häfner will be taking on the Directorship of Fraunhofer ILT in Aachen, Germany. He is currently Program Director for Advanced...
As opposed to conventional coatings that can show pores and cracks, the coating from the laser process remains intact.
After 23 years shaping industrial laser technology development in Germany and worldwide, Reinhart Poprawe retires from Fraunhofer ILT and RWTH Aachen University.
Reinhart Poprawe is retiring from his positions as director of the Fraunhofer Institute for Laser Technology ILT and from his Chair of Laser Technology at RWTH Aachen University...
Attendees of the UKP Workshop in Aachen, Germany discussed raising the power of ultrafast lasers to the levels at which continuous-wave lasers now do cutting and welding.
Used with an ultrafast laser, a diffractive optical element generates more than 200 beamlets, allowing drilling of more than 12,000 holes per second.
An all-fiber amplifier setup coherently combines four separately amplified beams; pulse duration is 430 fs.