The so-called LDRS process (Laser-Driven Radiation Sources) can non-destructively not only see through thick steel or concrete walls, but also into them.

With Coriva, TRUMPF Tracking Technologies – a company set up by TRUMPF in 2021 – launched a new tracking program for digitally networked production this summer.

TRUMPF targets SWIR VCSEL manufacturing in state-of-the-art, high-volume production process, outstanding results of robustness and performance of long wavelength VCSELs, revolutionary VCSEL technology that enables new sensing application fields such as under-OLED sensors.

As extremely powerful random number generators, Quside's chips ensure highly secure encryption. The market volume for such random number generators is expected to be around 10 billion euros by 2026.

Trumpf has released a new multimode VCSEL with polarization stable light for higher performance. Dual polarization, high-power multimode VCSEL and high-power single-mode polarization-controlled VCSEL planned for 2023.

High-tech company TRUMPF has opened up new opportunities for collaboration with STOPA, one of the leading manufacturers of automated storage systems. The two companies recently announced an agreement to work even closer together in the future.

TRUMPF is opening up new areas of application with its 3D printers. "Falling component costs are increasingly bringing additive manufacturing (AM) on a par economically with conventional manufacturing. Our systems are ready for industrial series production," says Richard Bannmüller, President and CEO of TRUMPF Laser Technology Germany.

Sustainability - yes, of course! But how do you implement it in everyday industrial life? With the support of TRUMPF, the Reutlingen-based company Rieber, has improved the material and energy efficiency in its production - for the sake of the environment.

The high-tech company TRUMPF is set to unveil its new line of TruFiber P fiber lasers at the LASER – World of Photonics trade show in Munich, Germany, ushering in a new era in laser technology.

Traditionally, Smithstown offers a range of production methods, including milling, rotating, sanding and eroding. The aim was to expand the repertoire to include 3D printing and to set up an additive centre within a recently erected extension. By doing so, the company hopes to provide its medical technology customers with additive solutions, particularly within the R&D sector.