Electronics firm also shows off new 100-inch laser TV at Consumer Electronics Show.

Bruker agrees exclusive licensing deal with Rotterdam hospital to use laser-desorption mass spectrometry method for rapid testing.

Japanese firm is first to receive clearance from Intel to make cables for 30 meter data transmission.

Korean electronics firm to unveil giant 100-inch laser-projected screen at Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.

French company Laselec develops system to cut manufacturing waste.

“SCISSOR-G” system prototype uses sensor technology initially developed for aerial threat detection.

Copper, gold and tin-based deposition processes aid manufacture, functionality of integrated electronics devices.

UK-headquartered subsidiary of GSI Group also has plans to launch a 6 kW version next year.

Advanced semiconductor wafer foundry is boosted by progress in two photonics applications.

German and Dutch researchers and companies are refining short wavelength techniques that promise innovative chips and applications.

Multi-spot “TxCell” system is designed to improve laser treatment of serious retinal diseases.

A new software system and a deal with Daimler promote incorporation of the technology into manufacturing cycles.