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From removing contaminants and cleaning corrosion to marking and engraving material, Laser Photonics Corporation (LPC) (NASDAQ:LASE) and its laser-based solutions are changing the way industry professionals work. The company’s prowess has been on full display this year, with the Orlando, Florida-based company forging key strategic alliances that should position it for growth as it continues to expand.
The laser-processing market was valued at $20.64 billion in 2022 and is expected to hit $44.02 billion by 2032 according to Precedence Research.
Laser Photonics Corporation stands out in the laser industry space thanks to its next generation of leading-edge laser blasting technologies and equipment that the company says is precise, non-abrasive, eco-friendly, and FDA CDRH-certified. LPC's technology also addresses the health, safety, environmental, and regulatory issues associated with currently used industrial processes, which is why it continues to gain Fortune 1000 companies in the aerospace, automotive, defense, energy, maritime, and space industries as clientele.
Next Up: Robotic Lasers
Laser Photonics recently announced a technology partnership with Brokk Inc., a leading manufacturer of remote-controlled robotic machines. The two are teaming up to bring laser technology to the mining, tunneling, construction, metal processing, military, nuclear disposal and decommissioning industries.
“Our technology is a perfect match for the dynamic and complex jobs that Brokk machines undertake daily, and we are proud to have forged a technology partnership with the company,” said Wayne Tupuola, CEO of LPC. “In this collaboration with Brokk, we stand at the intersection of automation and laser technology, pushing limits and providing operators with cutting-edge machines that help them streamline operations.”
Through the partnership, LPC and Brokk are aiming to change the way professionals work. Integrating LPC laser cleaning and cutting technology into Brokk’s remote-controlled robots ...