The talk detailed how time-resolved reflectivity can be utilised to monitor and control the formation of patterns on stainless steel during the nanosecond laser interference process. This method enhances precision and efficiency in industrial applications, enabling superior quality in the fabrication of surface structures.

The LPM Symposium provided a valuable platform for disseminating these cutting-edge advancements, contributing to the ongoing development of laser microfabrication technologies. To stay updated on the latest trends in laser technology, visit the LPM 2024 Symposium.