Class 1 laser products comply with laser safety standards and present no hazard to the eye or skin, according to the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC).

Its Class 1 eye-safe laser allows it to be used around factory workers without the need for restricted areas or special protective equipment. Measuring only 200 x 135 x 75 millimeters, ...

Mounted on a Stryker A1 8×8 armored vehicle, the DE M‑SHORAD system features a 50-kW class solid-state laser. This laser is ...

Meet Luminary’s The Beam, a handheld, pocket-sized vaporizer that uses a class-1 laser you can actually see to heat weed extracts. I thought for sure it was a gimmick.

The laser source and control unit are integrated in one common laser safety housing unit, according to laser protection Class 1. A Class 1 laser is safe under all conditions of normal use.

First, there's the Class 1 laser certification, then a smoke exhaust system, a gyro detector, a lid-open detector, USB safety interlock protection, nitrogen gas springs on the lid, ...

In addition, the laser in the Eyeonic Trace is very low power and meets the Class 1 laser specifications, meaning that it is eye safe when deployed in any automation application.

A Class 1 Laser Line Scanner, Eyeonic Trace is an Automate Innovation Award finalist and delivers unrivaled vision to industrial automation, warehouse operations, robotics and manufacturing.

SiLC Technologies, Inc. (SiLC), the leading developer of integrated single-chip FMCW LiDAR solutions, today announced the launch of Eyeonic ® Trace, its revolutionary Class 1 Laser Line Scanner ...

SiLC Technologies is unveiling Eyeonic Trace for the first time at Automate 2025. A Class 1 Laser Line Scanner, Eyeonic Trace is an Automate Innovation Award finalist and delivers unrivaled vision ...