A new laser-based propulsion technique developed ... When ready, the same technology could also power a range of underwater projectiles, missiles, and torpedoes. The recurrent output of high ...

The possibility of underwater laser propulsion was first proposed by Japanese scientists 20 years ago. The idea is to use lasers to generate plasma in water and then use the detonation wave formed ...

D at Depth Inc., a Longmont company that develops underwater laser technology, will soon be acquired by Kraken Robotics Inc., in a deal worth about $17 million.

Yes, you read that right: underwater ... the systems remain at the forefront of laser technology, delivering exceptional performance across a range of applications. Whether welding intricate ...