LaserMax Participates in Forum for Senior DoD Leaders Hosted by Congresswoman Slaughter May 13, 2014 (Rochester, NY) – On Monday, May 12, 2014, Congresswoman Louise M. Slaughter (NY-25) hosted a forum for senior officials from the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) at Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT). Designed to highlight how the region’s research, development and manufacturing capabilities can help keep Americans safe, the forum introduced the officials to LaserMax CEO Susan Houde-Walter, one of a select few women defense executives
LaserMax CEO Susan Houde-Walter was selected to participate in a forum hosted by Congresswoman Louise M. Slaughter (NY-25) to highlight how the region’s research, development, and manufacturing capabilities can help keep Americans safe.
SPIE DSS 2014 Society of Photographic Instrumentation and Engineering; Baltimore, MD; May 5–9, 2014
Special Operations Command Technical Experimentation; Virginia Beach, VA; Mar. 26–27, 2014
Shooting Hunting and Outdoor Sports Tradeshow; Las Vegas, NV; Jan. 14–17, 2014
US Major of the Marine Corp shares his gratitude for the LaserMax Genesis Green Laser in Kabul
Rochester’s Police Commander Joseph M. shares his story of using the LaserMax Guide Rod Laser when responding to a SWAT call for two barricaded gunmen in a multi-family dwelling.
Special Operations Forces Industry Conference; Tampa, FL; May 14–16, 2013
Singapore Prison Service Issues LaserMax May 1, 2013 (Rochester, NY) – LaserMax® is pleased to announce the recent acquisition of their proprietary rail-mounted laser systems by the Singapore Prison Service. Completed in April 2013, the 80-unit sale of green Uni-Max lasers will greatly enhance prison staff’s ability to carry out prisoner transport and custody activities without incident. “LaserMax has spent more than two decades developing tools designed to offer operators a tactical advantage,” explained Kurt Worden, LaserMax VP of Commercial Sales. “It comes as
LaserMax Delivers Thermal Laser Prototype to U.S. Navy April 26, 2013 (Rochester, NY) – LaserMax® today announced delivery of a Thermal Collimated Aiming Device (TCAD) prototype to the Naval Surface Warfare Center, as part of a development contract (Solicitation N0016410RJQ60) with the U.S. Navy for proprietary out-of-band laser technology. Tested to withstand both harsh environmental conditions and the rigors of battle, LaserMax’s TCAD utilizes a “first of its kind” application of Quantum Cascade Laser technology that will enable armed forces to effectively target