US12398983 - Applications of ultra-short pulse laser systems

The patent describes a system that utilizes ultra-short pulse lasers to achieve both non-lethal and lethal effects by directing laser pulses to specific targets using high-speed beam steering devices. A computerized controller manages the laser’s pulse characteristics and trajectory to fulfill specified operational requirements across multiple locations.
Claim 1
- A system comprising: a laser source having an optical path and generating ultrashort laser pulses having a beam axis and capable of a high pulse repetition frequency; at least one high-speed beam steering device in the optical path of the laser source; and a controller configured to use the at least one steering device to move the beam axis within a range of at least five degrees to implement at least one desired effect in at least two noncontiguous locations. a laser source having an optical path and generating ultrashort laser pulses having a beam axis and capable of a high pulse repetition frequency; at least one high-speed beam steering device in the optical path of the laser source; and a controller configured to use the at least one steering device to move the beam axis within a range of at least five degrees to implement at least one desired effect in at least two noncontiguous locations.
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