How to scale photonics? EPIC summit speakers have their say
Eric Mottay, the founder of Amplitude Laser Group (left), tells Carlos Lee of EPIC that great customer service had once bridged the gap between client expectation and the boundaries of technology capacity in his years of running the company.
An EPIC summit on optimising and scaling photonics manufacturing in San Francisco, USA, on the eve of Photonics West 2025 heard speakers present alternate visions on how best to achieve this, drawing on many collective years of experience
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