The COVID-19 pandemic has proven to be a complicated issue for nearly every organization. Regardless of industry, size, or location, everyone has had to work quickly and diligently to protect their employees and customers during this time. There is simply no game plan for operating through a worldwide shut down. For Lasertel, a business unit of Leonardo Electronics US, the effect has been no different.
Tucson, AZ (Jan 31, 2020) — Leonardo Electronics US Lasertel team will showcase recent advancements in customizable laser diode sources and laser system product lines at Photonics West in South Hall Booth #457 this February.
We are excited to announce that as of January 1, 2020, we have merged the Selex Galileo Inc. and Lasertel Inc. businesses to form Leonardo Electronics US Inc., a US-based independent entity providing next-gen technologies in the defense, security, medical, automotive, and industrial segments.
Lasertel will be exhibiting at LASER World of PHOTONICS, June 24-27 in Munich, Germany. Our team will be showcasing capabilities in three major industries: automotive lidar, medical and industrial in booth 104, Hall A3. Show attendees can stop by the booth to talk through their system design challenges, discover our latest lidar source capabilities and see the following products on display:
Earlier this month, Lasertel exhibited at SPIE’s 2019 BiOS and Photonics West. This year, the show hosted over 1,300 companies and facilitated a week full of research with over 5,000 presentations and courses. For Lasertel, the week started with exhibiting at the BiOS conference, highlighting the T6 high powered laser diode, the industry standard component for laser hair removal systems.
In support of our recent expansion, our team has announced new key leadership positions as well as a robust hiring initiative.
At the fourth annual Directed Energy Summit, March 21-22, co-sponsored by Booz Allen Hamilton and the Center for Strategic and Budgetary Assessments, Lasertel President, Mark McElhinney, will join industry leaders in a panel to share perspectives on business challenges in meeting current and future high-power laser needs for US security and defense applications.
At the Lasers and Photonics Marketplace Seminar, hosted by PennWell this past January in concurrence with Photonics West 2018, laser and systems manufacturers and economics experts made clear that the market outlook is promising.
Industry experts agree:
