I remember those red little laser pointers that would get you a hefty slap on the wrist if you brought them to school.
If you brought the Spyder 2 GX laser to school, they’d probably call the National Guard.
This handheld laser hailed as the “World’s most powerful handheld laser,” is air tight and water resistant. It also has thermoelectric cooling that keeps the aluminum shell from heating up to quickly.
This army oriented beast can be purchased for $1,700 (Wow).
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Portable Army-grade Lasers
- Opportunities for developing portable, high-powered, and rugged lasers for military use.
- Thermoelectric Cooling Technology
- Opportunities for developing thermoelectric cooling methods for a wide range of industries beyond laser technology.
- Laser-based Defense Systems
- Opportunities for developing and advancing laser-based defense systems for various industries and applications.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Military and Defense
- Potential to further develop laser technology for military and defense use cases.
- Manufacturing
- Opportunities for implementing thermoelectric cooling technology in manufacturing processes.
- Engineering and Robotics
- Potential to integrate laser-based defense systems in engineering and robotics industries.
