Jenoptik CEO Dorfner makes debut at W3+ Fair photonics conference in Jena

By Public Technologies
  • Jenoptik joined the W3+ Fair trade show in Jena on Sept. 23-24, 2026, highlighting photonics as a key technology for major growth themes.
  • CEO Dominic Dorfner, in the role since August 2026, used his first keynote to industry representatives to frame the group as an enabler for AI and data communications.
  • The presentation also pointed to demand drivers in semiconductor manufacturing, medical technology, security, defense, automated inspection.
  • Jenoptik showcased its smart photonics portfolio, including micro-optics, OEM medical systems, infrared cameras, laser rangefinders, automated optical surface inspection.


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