TurnOnGreen to Supply Proprietary Power System for Advanced High-Precision Medical Laser Platform
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Lockheed Martin Skunk Works (NYSE: LMT) introduced Vectis, a Group 5 survivable and lethal collaborative combat aircraft (CCA) framework designed for high-end air dominance.
Key points: multi-role missions (precision strike, ISR, electronic warfare, offensive/defensive counter air), seamless integration with 5th and next-gen aircraft, open systems aligned to Government Reference Architectures, advanced manufacturing for affordability, and a stated goal to design, build and fly within two years.
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- Designed for multi-role missions: precision strike, ISR, EW
- Seamless integration with 5th and next‑gen aircraft
- Built to align with Government Reference Architectures
- Applies advanced manufacturing and digital engineering
- Stated goal to design, build and fly within two years
- Class-leading survivability based on stealth experience
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The order covers delivery of high-precision laser driver power supplies engineered to support digitally controlled Nd:YAG dental surgical lasers for soft-tissue treatment and minimally invasive procedures. These advanced modules are part of Digital Power's expanding line of medical photonics power platforms, designed for clinical environments that demand consistent pulse performance, stability, and long operating life.
"Digital Power's medical laser driver power supplies are intended to provide precision energy delivery and reliable performance," said Amos Kohn, Chairman and CEO of TurnOnGreen. "This new order demonstrates Digital Power's position as a trusted supplier to global medical technology companies and highlights our growth in regulated medical markets. Our power conversion technology supports FDA-cleared laser systems requiring microsecond-level pulse accuracy and long-term stability."
Digital Power's capacitor-charging and laser-driver platforms are designed for flashlamp-pumped medical lasers, including Nd:YAG and Er:YAG systems. Each modular unit features high-voltage output, low EMI performance, and customizable interfaces engineered to maximize uptime and reliability in demanding clinical applications.
The company's power systems are intended to enable precise, repeatable energy delivery, a critical factor in achieving controlled tissue interaction, reduced thermal impact, and consistent surgical outcomes in dental and ophthalmic procedures.
"Digital Power continues to broaden its medical product portfolio with scalable, high-efficiency solutions that align with growing demand for energy-based dental and surgical technologies," said Marcus Charuvastra, President of TurnOnGreen. "These programs contribute to our long-term strategy of expanding TurnOnGreen's presence in regulated markets where we believe product reliability and performance are essential drivers of recurring revenue and customer retention."
About TurnOnGreen, Inc.
TurnOnGreen, Inc. (OTC:TOGI) designs and manufactures innovative, high-performance power solutions for mission-critical applications in some of the world's most demanding environments. Serving diverse industries, including defense and aerospace, medical and healthcare, telecommunications, industrial, and e-Mobility, TurnOnGreen delivers performance, efficiency, and sustainability of cutting-edge, reliable power technologies tailored to meet complex operational needs. With over 50 years of expertise, TurnOnGreen brings decades of experience to develop customer-driven solutions that drive innovation and efficiency. The company collaborates closely with clients to engineer advanced products that are intended to enhance performance, sustainability, and reliability across multiple sectors.
TurnOnGreen is headquartered in
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