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Hi Gregory, Applied Energetics, Inc. specializes in optical fiber-based ultrashort pulse (USP) laser technologies for countering drones, ISR sensors, hypersonic weapons, and other applications. With 27 patents and 8 patents pending, their proprietary architecture enables size, weight, and power reductions, a key differentiator versus traditional laser technology. Register today to join Monday's Fireside Chat with Applied Energetics CEO, Chris Donaghey, and Glenn Mattson, Vice President for Equity Research at Ladenburg/Thalmann for an update on how the DoD is working with Applied Energetics to develop their USPL technology as a defense against small drones in the battlefield.
Applied Energetics: Effective, Efficient, And Innovative Defense Against Drones Monday, June 23, 12:00 PM ET / 9:00 AM PT https://forcefamilyoffice.com/events/technology/applied-energetics-coming-june-23-2025/
Thank you, Elaine Parks
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