5. Environmental aspects

The two scientific fields addressed in this article (SLM for femtosecond laser shaping and the study of thermo-optical liquid crystals) do not fall within the scope of frugal optics, or low-carbon footprint systems, as demonstrated by the remarkable work carried out by the Lab1.5 collective . Intense lasers are costly from an energy point of view (production and consumption), and the manipulation of liquid crystals requires the use of chemistry equipment that is often disposable...

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