Since 1986, HOLO3 has been establishing itself as the reference in terms of optical measurement. HOLO3 is built around three areas: optical metrology for special engines, metrology services and virtual reality.
HOLO3 offers innovative solutions adapted to industrial needs. Its advanced technologies cover various fields of application, mainly quality control, defect detection and non-contact measurement in demanding sectors such as the automobile industry, aeronautics and microtechnology.
Cristal Laser is a French company specialised in designing and creating nonlinear crystals used for laser-based applications. Based in Nancy, Lorraine, Cristal Laser is known for its production of high-quality crystals used to convert wavelengths emitted by lasers: an essential technology applied to various sectors such as medicine, industry, telecommunications, and scientific research.
Founded in 1990, Cristal Laser stands out for its savoir-faire in terms of nonlinear crystals growth.
Jeulin is a French company specialised in designing, producing, and supplying pedagogical and scientific equipment intended to educational purposes. Created in 1925, Jeulin supplies equipment to school laboratories, covering a variety of fields such as physics, chemistry, biology, technology and earth and life sciences.
Jeulin offers a wide range of products, from measuring instruments to experiment kits through educational software programs. Its solutions are used in middle schools, high schools, and higher education institutions.
iUMTEK is a French company specialised in the development and production of portable measuring instruments based on LIBS (Laser-Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy). This technology enables the non-contact and real-time analysis of the chemical composition of materials. Founded in 2019, iUMTEK is intended for various sectors such as recycling, metallurgical, aeronautical and agriculture industries.
The advantage of LIBS lies in its ability to quickly identify the components present in samples.
INSA Strasbourg (National Institute of Applied Sciences of Strasbourg) is a school of engineering and architecture which originated back in 1875 and has been a member of the INSA Group since 2003. INSA Strasbourg welcomes over 2,000 students in the centre of Strasbourg and offers 8 full-time and block-release specialisation programs such as electrical engineering, mechatronics, plastics engineering, civil engineering and surverying engineering. Each year, about 330 engineers and 60 architects are being awarded a diploma from INSA Strasbourg.
Its professors and researchers conduct research activities in various research units (ICube, ICS, Amup). Its research activity in photonics takes place within ICube and focuses on ultrashort pulse power lasers, multimodal microscopy, and photogrammetry. INSA also leads the Labcom ANR LaserSurf, a joint laboratory run by ICube and the company IREPA LASER which focuses on surface functionalisation by laser.
Flawless Photonics is a leading innovator in the field of photonics, pioneering next-generation advancements in optical fibers, lasers, and sensing technologies. Leveraging proprietary techniques in automation, miniaturization, and material science, the company is redefining the possibilities of photonic manufacturing both on Earth and in space.
At the core of Flawless Photonics’ mission is its breakthrough glass processing system, engineered specifically for the extreme conditions of microgravity. This system enables the production of ultra-high-performance optical fibers—free from the light-scattering defects typically introduced by gravity during the manufacturing process. As a result, the company is able to deliver fibers with dramatically improved transmission quality and strength, unlocking new capabilities for telecommunications, high-power laser systems, and advanced sensing applications.
