High-energy lasers are powerful beams of light that can deliver concentrated energy to a target. They work by amplifying light through a process called stimulated emission, allowing them to produce intense heat and force. These lasers are used in various applications, including military defense, industrial cutting, and medical procedures. One of the key advantages of high-energy lasers is their precision. Unlike traditional weapons, they can engage targets with minimal collateral damage. Additionally, they can operate at the speed of light, making them effective against fast-moving threats, such as drones or missiles. Their development continues to advance in both military and civilian sectors.