Laser Photonics Corporation announced that it has secured a high‑six‑figure order for a comprehensive robotic CleanTech workcell designed to clean metal plates used in the production of AI data‑center infrastructure equipment. The order, which will be delivered to a leading precision‑metals manufacturer that supplies components for next‑generation AI compute environments, will enable the customer to improve assembly efficiency and reduce labor costs in the manufacturing of rack systems, enclosures, and other structural components.
The workcell, built on Laser Photonics’ CleanTech Industrial Robotic Cell 6040 (CTIR‑6040), incorporates automated robotic part handling, laser operation, a second robot for precise positioning, and machine‑vision technology for alignment. The order is expected to generate recurring revenue for Laser Photonics over the next several quarters through maintenance, consumables, and software services, underscoring the company’s ability to secure long‑term contracts in a high‑growth sector.
Laser Photonics has faced recent financial challenges, including a 22% year‑over‑year revenue decline to $800,000 in Q3 2024 and a net loss of $1.6 million. The company also received a Nasdaq compliance notice in November 2025 for failing to file its Form 10‑Q, with a deadline of January 2026 to submit a plan to regain compliance. Despite these headwinds, the company has pursued strategic acquisitions—Control Micro Systems and Beamer Laser Marking Systems—to diversify into healthcare, pharmaceuticals, and other industrial markets, and has implemented cost‑cutting measures that reduced annualized expenses by $2 million.
CEO Wayne Tupuola said the order “demonstrates the customer’s confidence in our customized solutions and our ability to deliver competitively priced systems that meet rigorous technical and operational goals.” He added that the partnership “reinforces Laser Photonics’ position in the AI data‑center supply chain and opens the door to future expansion with this client.”
The high‑six‑figure order represents a significant win for Laser Photonics, validating its technology in a rapidly expanding AI data‑center market while highlighting the company’s ongoing efforts to strengthen its financial footing and broaden its product portfolio. The deal’s recurring revenue component and the company’s strategic acquisitions suggest a focus on sustainable growth amid regulatory and market challenges.
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