The femtosecond laser (10–15 seconds) implements a specific interaction of photons with matter, allowing it to be sublimated with controlled precision, reproducibility, and limited thermal effects. This femtosecond laser technology enables cutting, engraving, and functionalization while respecting the environment through low energy consumption, no chemical additives, and dry processing.
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Cut through any material (wood, plastic, cardboard, metals, etc.) with high precision (to the micron, potentially to the nanometer) and limited thermal effects.
Transform the properties of a material to give it new functions, in order to improve its performance: adhesion, friction, wettability, cell growth, conductivity, embellishment, self-cleaning, etc.