Welcome to OPeraTIC
Boosting the Use of Ultra-Short-Pulsed Lasers in the Manufacturing Industry
The EU-funded project OPeraTIC running October 2022 until November 2026 advances the development of an ultra-short-pulsed laser (USPL) system to make surface treatment faster, smarter, and more sustainable. Combining high-power laser technology with Artificial Intelligence and real-time monitoring, OPeraTIC aims to deliver a modular, plug-and-play system for 3D surface processing in large-scale industrial applications. The system is being tested across four use cases in the home appliances, lighting, aeronautics, and automotive sectors. It is developed by 16 partners across Europe.
New Publication on Virtual Prototyping
We’re proud to share a new research article from the OPeraTIC project, published in Machines (MDPI) under The Kinematics and Dynamics of Mechanisms and Robots.
Lasers Lighting Up a Greener Future: A Recap
Beginning of April, OPeraTIC hosted a virtual panel featuring five incredible women in photonics and manufacturing, who shared how lasers are shaping a greener, smarter
Photonic Tools Visits AIMEN
31 March to April 4, our colleagues Paul Froemel (Photonic Tools) and Tamara Delgado (AIMEN) were installing the beam delivery modules developed by Photonic Tools
