Cambridge Technology offers the most extensive line of closed loop galvanometer based optical scanners commercially available today! Whatever your application, Cambridge Technology has several price/performance options available to you. Our diversity of product and performance has enabled Cambridge Technology to become a recognized technology leader in laser show scanning systems.
Cambridge showed their new 6210 scanners which are much smaller than the popular 6800HP scanners, and are said to be significantly faster.

Laser F/X and Spectronika
L. Michael Roberts
http://www.LaserFX.com

Laser F/X was showing copies of the ever-popular "Laser F/X: The Light Show Handbook" at their table.

MDG offers a range of fog/smoke generators that are ideal for laser applications. Our units can provide an even haze with long "hang time" perfect for laser beams in venues ranging from small rooms and halls to vast stadiums.
Our award-winning Atmosphere unit is ideal for corporate events where unobtrusive and unnoticeable haze is required.

MediaLas Laserproducts GmbH
Dirk Baur - info@medialas.com
Neue Rottenburger Str. 37, DE-72379 Hechingen Germany
Tel: +49-7471-91661
http://www.medialas.de
MediaLas is a manufacturer and distributor of professional laser show products. From our award winning 30K Catweazle LC scanners, to our plug & play Catweazle Pro displays, we offer scanning solutions to meet your needs at very reasonable prices. We also supply a full line of DPSS diode lasers, fibre optics components and systems, our CatSafe scan fail detection boards and many other optomechanical components to meet your laser show needs.

Manufacturer and wholesale distributor of laser light show equipment. Products include beamtable components, Full-Auto and X29 laser controllers, new and used laser systems, Cambridge scanners and NEOS PCAOMs.

Pangolin makes the world's most popular laser show software for professional use, Lasershow Designer for Windows. LD has won more industry awards (ILDA and Laser FX/Brewster), and is used to create more award-winning shows (1997-2000) than any other laser show software. LD is powerful yet easy to use, making it the best value in laser show software. New for 2000 is LD2000

Matthews Technological Machining is an Ontario Corporation providing laser light system platforms, and modular, interchangeable opto-mechanical components and assemblies to the laser show industry.
MTM was showing a modular expandable projector system. The design features modular sections of beam table with 5 outputs each, a grating module with two outputs. The modules are made in standard sizes and are interchangeable in a mix-and-match fashion. A full complement of modules can be configured to meet the ILDA standards for a DMX controlled ISP. This allows a laserist to start out small and add more modules and effects as time and budget permits.

Prometheus Photonics showed their OptiKlenz kit which contains a complete range of cleaning materials for laser maintenance and a new OptiAid kit. The OptiAid is a small version with basic cleaning supplies designed to be put in a toolbox or in the laser case for on-site laser and projector optics cleaning.

Kelly Sticksel is the founder of Magic Fire LaserShows, a Dallas, Texas based laser entertainment company.  Established in 1997, Magic Fire has grown at a dramatic clip and now maintains an impressive clientele that includes several Fortune 500 companies and municipalities across the country.  Magic Fire is also the founding member of the North American Laser Entertainment Group, an elite group of laser entertainment and hardware support companies located around the country who share Magic Fire's commitment to excellence and customer service.
Additionally, Magic Fire has established strategic partnerships with several entertainment companies that enable Magic Fire to provide its clients with full production services that include indoor and outdoor pyrotechnics, traditional and intelligent lighting, concert sound and staging and complete event production.  Magic Fire has become a one-stop shop for event conception and production.

    Kelly Sticksel was born and raised in Dallas, Texas.  He developed his interest in lasers during middle school physics classes and quickly become a laser hobbyist.   Although his career took him into the banking industry, his laser bug began to grow, fuelled by annual visits to Paramount's touring Pink Floyd laser show and repeated visits to Laserium shows in Los Angeles and San Francisco.
    Unhappy behind the desk, Kelly began assembling a group of investors who shared his ideals and believed in the Magic Fire concept.  These professionals, including senior marketing executives from Intel Corporation and Frito-Lay, would later become Magic Fire's Board of Directors. In March of 1999, Sticksel retired from the banking industry as a result of growing business at Magic Fire. The concept of a "professional" laser company, run by experienced and established business leaders had proven quite successful and the business had taken off with vigour.  That first nine months of business culminated in five large-scale outdoor  pyro/laser/light spectaculars around the country on New Years Eve to celebrate the coming of the new millennium.