NASHUA, N.H., June 8, 2016 – Resonetics has added a second Lightspeed ADL™ Application Development Lab in its Dayton, OH facility to complement the existing lab in Boston. This new 1,100 sq. ft. Lightspeed ADL operation is staffed with 11 engineers and technicians, and has dedicated systems for laser ablation, cutting and welding. The Dayton site will focus on metal applications, while the Boston … Read More

This article explains how lasers compare to traditional methods for fabricating diagnostic consumables. Resonetics SVP of Market Development, Glenn Ogura’s white paper explains how lasers compare to traditional methods for fabricating diagnostic consumables. The article highlights ultrafast laser processing and sequential and parallel laser processes. Read the Full Article

In the Commercial Micro Manufacturing magazine, Resonetics SVP of Market Development, Glenn Ogura, discusses how laser micro machining can be applied to polymer life science applications. The article highlights laser micro cutting, drilling, and ablating/stripping. Read the Full Article

From advanced lasers to advanced stents: Femtosecond lasers create the next generation of bioresorbable stents. In the March issue of Medical Design & Outsourcing, Vice President of Advanced Technology, Sergey Broude discusses using femtosecond lasers to machine bioresorbable stents. The article can be found on page 46 of the digital edition. Read the Full Article

Biosensor technology is fueling an explosion in the amount of health-related data that is directly collected from the human body. These tiny, intricate devices can sit on top of the skin or deep within tissue or vasculature. The industry demands millions of sensors each year. As thebiosensor industry has evolved, laser micro manufacturing has emerged as a technology that enablesbiosensors … Read More

New production site will offer high volume, cleanroom laser processing along with automated secondary operations. NASHUA, N.H., February 5, 2016 – Resonetics announced today its plans to open a new production facility in the Coyol Free Zone Business Park in Alajuela, Costa Rica. The new 18,000 sq. ft. (1,670 sq. m.) plant will feature a large Class 8 cleanroom, state-of-the-art, … Read More

NASHUA, N.H., Nov. 16, 2015 — Resonetics, the leader in laser micro manufacturing for the life sciences, announced that Juan Ruiz has joined the company as Plant Manager, Costa Rica. In this new role, Juan will oversee the design and buildout of Resonetics’ new manufacturing site in Costa Rica and subsequently staff and manage operations once commercial activity begins. Read … Read More

Advances in laser technology is leading to a wave of progress in diagnostic instruments. The trend to miniaturize diagnostic instruments leads to many benefits for patients and caregivers. It opens up opportunities for treating patients closer to the home. It simplifies testing by quickly putting the raw sample into the instrument and getting the result almost immediately, avoiding extra time … Read More

It can be a complex calculus to weigh the pros and cons of various laser technologies for polymer micromachining. Here is some guidance on the subject. For the past few decades, excimer lasers have been widely used for the laser micromachining of polymers in the life science industry. With the recent advances of high power ultrafast lasers, these new laser … Read More