Apple’s foldable iPhone Duo will hinge on femtosecond lasers, says LITILIT
Femtosecond lasers use “pulses so short that material evaporates before heat can spread, allowing them to process delicate components close to active circuitry without leaving heat damage or debris”, said Nikolajus Gavrilinas, CEO of LITILIT (Image: LITILIT)
The Lithuanian laser manufacturer says producing ultra-thin electronics presents a precision manufacturing challenge that femtosecond laser processing can solve
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