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arborphotonics.com
734-417-1079

734-417-1079
251 Jackson Plaza
Unit #A1
Ann Arbor, MI 48103

Arbor Photonics

Founder

Phill Amaya

Phill Amaya is the CEO of Arbor Photonics, a University of Michigan spin-off based in Ann Arbor.

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Arbor Photonics provides high power laser solutions that increase productivity and enable new capabilities for advanced laser materials processing and defense applications. Its proprietary fiber platform technology expands the limits of single-mode laser performance to hundreds of watts of average pulsed power and multi-kilowatts of continuous wave optical power. These lasers can enable dramatic improvements in throughput and processing speed in microelectronics manufacturing, solar cell processing and industrial materials processing applications.
 

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