Daily MailNon-lethal laser defends against pirate attacksThe EngineerWhen fitted on commercialshipsthe laser distraction system could utilise its own targeting capability or integrate with existingshipradar and sensor...British scientists develop disorientating laser weapon to defend...Daily MailLaser cannons to defendshipsfrom piratesTelegraph.co.ukNew Use for Lasers: Blinding PiratesWired News (blog)AOL News -Escapist Magazine -BBC News45 haber makalesinin tümü »

Daily MailNon-lethal laser defends against pirate attacksThe EngineerWhen fitted on commercialshipsthe laser distraction system could utilise its own targeting capability or integrate with existingshipradar and sensor...British scientists develop disorientating laser weapon to defend...Daily MailLaser cannons to defendshipsfrom piratesTelegraph.co.ukDefense Company Markets Laser Weapon to Battle PiratesAOL NewsWired News (blog) -Escapist Magazine -BBC News46 haber makalesinin tümü »

Industrial Laser Solutions MagazineGerman partners laser weld"sandwich" materials forshipbuildingIndustrial Laser Solutions Magazine...Germany -- Laser Zentrum Hannover eV (LZH) and partners have laser welded a demonstrator for marine gear unit foundations made of steel and aluminum foam sandwich material, that offers promising results for lightweightshipbuildingconstruction.Steel-aluminum foam sandwich weld holds promise forshipbuildingweight savingsMarine Logall 2 news articles »

The HinduNon-lethal laser defends against pirate attacksThe EngineerWhen fitted on commercialshipsthe laser distraction system could utilise its own targeting capability or integrate with existingshipradar and sensor...British scientists develop disorientating laser weapon to defend...Daily MailLaser cannons to defendshipsfrom piratesTelegraph.co.ukNew Use for Lasers: Blinding PiratesWired News (blog)AOL News -Escapist Magazine -BBC News52 haber makalesinin tümü »

NYK and Toyokoh Inc have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to examine the feasibility of developing a joint venture that would utilise Toyokoh's 'CoolLaser' technology to remove rust on ships in a more efficient and environmentally-friendly way, thereby reducing the maintenance workload of the crew and dry-dock repair costs