Lasea

The company was founded by Axel Kupisiewicz, who holds master's degrees in applied sciences and economics and management. He established LASEA at the age of 25 after a brief period in the space sector. His vision was to harness laser technology for industrial applications, a strategy that has positioned the company as a European leader in the field. A pioneer in using femtosecond lasers since 2003, LASEA's technology enables ultra-precise material processing without heat damage, a key advantage for delicate and high-value components. The firm's business model is centered on providing both standardized and custom-built machines, from tabletop workstations to fully automated production lines, tailored to specific client needs. Revenue is generated through the sale of these systems, complemented by services like feasibility studies, automation, training, and support.

LASEA has a significant history of expansion and innovation. It filed its first patent in 1999 and delivered its first industrial unit in 2000. The company has expanded globally with subsidiaries in France (2012), the United States (2016), and Switzerland (2017). Key acquisitions include Optec in 2020 and Laser Cheval in 2022, which solidified its position as Europe's number one in laser micromachining. The company invests heavily in R&D, holds over 120 patents, and has installed more than 3,000 machines across five continents.