The project aims to essentially expand the functionality of a precision laser machining system by fully exploiting the feasibility of the most advanced laser developed in Lithuania and enabling the use of all three harmonics integrated in it, as well as pulse bursts, for the precision micromachining of sustainable materials. The equipment will be adapted to meet the R&D needs of international projects and for integration into open-access centers.
Project funding:
The project is financed with the funds of the Economic Recovery and Resilience Facility under the “New Generation Lithuania” plan and with the funds of the state budget of the Republic of Lithuania.
Project results:
Project funding will be devoted to acquiring missing equipment—optomechanical components—which will unleash the system’s functional capabilities and enable the full utilization of the existing KTU R&D infrastructure related to the development of laser technologies.
Period of project implementation: 2026-04-13 - 2027-01-31
Project coordinator: Kaunas University of Technology
