Researchers have developed a Pockels laser system for ultrafast optical metrology, enabling unprecedented speed and precision.The Pockels effect facilitates rapid modulation of refractive indices, enhancing control over light-matter interactions.Integration of the Pockels laser reduces timing jitter and improves phase coherence for femtosecond-scale experiments.High-speed intra-cavity modulation enhances the laser's performance, enabling terahertz regime bandwidths.The laser's design with optimized materials enhances efficiency and stability, crucial for extended experimental campaigns.The technology's applications span communication systems, signal processors, nanofabrication, and biological imaging.Benchmark experiments demonstrated the system's ability to resolve ultrafast phenomena with exceptional clarity.The laser's stability and spectral purity were maintained through innovative cavity design and modulation strategies.Improved spatial beam quality and reduced phase noise enhance imaging and spectroscopy applications.The Pockels laser's stable timing simplifies synchronization in complex experiments, supporting enhanced temporal fidelity.