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Sequoia Award
Published: July 28, 2006 - 10:15pm
At the AWFS Industry Dinnner in Las Vegas, the Sequoia Awards were presented to companies who made contributions to the industry in the areas of environment, ergonomics, productivity, safety, and product innovation.
Laser Products' LT-55 Precision Laser won the Sequoia Award for Product Innovation.
Scott Phillips, the event emcee and the host of the PBS series "American Woodshop," quoted judges, "A fantastic product that is fast and easy to use."
Originally intended for the countertop part of our business to make short work of the templating process, major players in the architectural millwork side of the house have been singing the praises of the LT-55.
It is not a camera that makes complicated "point clouds" that need to be manipulated after you get back to the office, and not an awkward mechanical arm, but a precision laser linked to a PDA that allows a single person to accomplish in minutes what used to take hours or days...and with greater accuracy.
At the AWFS Industry Dinnner in Las Vegas, the Sequoia Awards were presented to companies who made contributions to the industry in the areas of environment, ergonomics, productivity, safety, and product innovation.
Laser Products' LT-55 Precision Laser won the Sequoia Award for Product Innovation.
Scott Phillips, the event emcee and the host of the PBS series "American Woodshop," quoted judges, "A fantastic product that is fast and easy to use."
Originally intended for the countertop part of our business to make short work of the templating process, major players in the architectural millwork side of the house have been singing the praises of the LT-55.
It is not a camera that makes complicated "point clouds" that need to be manipulated after you get back to the office, and not an awkward mechanical arm, but a precision laser linked to a PDA that allows a single person to accomplish in minutes what used to take hours or days...and with greater accuracy.