A laser (whose acronym stands for "light amplification by stimulated emission of radiation", ie Light

In 1916, Albert Einstein laid the foundation for the development of lasers using the law of Max Planck radiation based on the concepts of spontaneous and induced emission of radiation. In 1953, Charles H. Townes and graduate students James P. Gordon built the first maser a device operating with the same physical principles, but the laser that produces a coherent beam of microwaves. Townes's maser was incapable of continuous work. The first laser is a ruby and it worked first time in 1960. It was built by Theodore Maiman. The fact that their results were published with some delay in Nature, gave time to the implementation of other parallel developments. For this reason, Townes and Arthur Leonard Schawlow inventors are also considered laser, which patented in 1960.
Some of their modern uses:

- Industry: Cutting, guided manufacturing machinery and robots, accurate distance measurements by laser.
- Development in commercial: laser printers, CD, optical mice, barcode readers, laser pointers, thermometers, holograms, entertainment lighting applications.
- Defense: Guided ballistic missiles, alternative to radar, blinding enemy troops. In the case of the Tactical High Energy Laser is starting to use the laser as a destroyer of targets.
- Civil Engineering: Guided TBMs, different applications in topography and distance measurements at inaccessible places or conduct of a digital terrain model (DTM).
- Research: Spectroscopy, laser interferometry, LIDAR, distanciometry.
- Cosmetic and plastic surgery treatments: Acne Treatments, cellulite, stretch marks treatment, waxing.
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