Syntec Optics Holdings Inc. (NASDAQ: OPTX) announced the completion of product deliveries for defense, space and artificial intelligence applications following a 12-month development period, according to a company press release.

The Rochester, New York-based optics manufacturer delivered precision mirrors for multi-spectral defense systems used in drones, aircraft and armored vehicles. The products enable detection across ultraviolet, visible and infrared wavelengths to address thermal masking challenges when enemy signatures match environmental conditions.

For space applications, the company provided optics for satellite systems designed to capture solar energy and beam it to Earth using infrared lasers. The technology aims to deliver power to remote military bases and commercial locations. Syntec also delivered components for orbital data centers that would run AI workloads in space using continuous solar power.

The company supplied optics for fusion energy systems intended to provide power for hyperscale data centers supporting AI operations. Additionally, Syntec delivered nanomachined components for NASA's Artemis lunar mission program.

"Our participation in these deep-tech frontiers, ranging from multi-spectral imaging for defense to optics enabling space-solar energy and fusion power for hyperscale AI data centers, represents the next massive wave of global modernization," said Dean Rudy, chief financial officer.

Matt Carey, vice president of business development, stated that the company maintains a pipeline of next-generation products while scaling current production of AI AR/VR displays, satellite laser optics and data center components.

Syntec operates manufacturing facilities for custom optics and photonics products serving defense, space, biomedical and data center markets.