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Industry Updates Highlights 2005 p1 of 8:

• IMTS website adds seven user-friendly features
  December 21--Seven new user-friendly features make the website for the International Manufacturing Technology Show (IMTS 2006) a must-stop for show attendees.
• Cutting a path to improved production
  December 16--American Cap Industry, a manufacturer in the compressed gas industry, adds laser cutting to its services for component part manufacturing.
• LIA offers two types of LSO training
  December 16--The Laser Institute now offers Laser Safety Officer (LSO) and Laser Safety Officer (LSO) with Hazard Analysis.
• Crawford expands laser division
  December 14--Crawford has acquired and placed two 1350W laser cutting machines into operation
• Toyota agrees to speak at ALAW-06
  December 13--Organizers of ALAW 2006 are pleased to announce that a representative from Toyota Motor Corp. will present at the conference in March.
• 2005 Schawlow Award winner announced
  December 12--David H. Sliney, Ph.D., received the 24th Arthur L. Schawlow Award from the LIA during ICALEO 2005.
• New fiber laser technology
  December 8--Technology developed at Femlight and University of Jena opens a new field of applications in between solid-state and fiber lasers.
• Fiber lasers fire up the market
  December 6--Sales of fiber lasers leapt to new heights in 2005, according to the annual "Laser Focus World"/"Industrial Laser Solutions" market survey. Survey results for the industrial market will be published in the annual economic review and forecast in the January issue of ILS.
• U.S. chipmaker qualifies Synova LDS 200 for production-level dicing of GaAs wafers
  December 5--Adoption of Synova tool for compound semiconductor applications illustrates growing popularity of laser microjet technology.
• LAMP 2006 abstract submission date extended
  December 2--The abstract submission date for LAMP 2006 has been extended to December 10, 2005.

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