Abstract: Laser Induced Inertial Confinement Fusion has some obstacles and we proposed some new ideas recently. In the Nanoplasmonic Laser Induced Fusion Energy (NAPLIFE) project our aim is to circumvent some of these by using results from ultra-relativistic heavy ion reactions and nanotechnology. We aim for time-like detonation to avoid instabilities and slow spreading of the burning front and regulate the light absorption in the target by implanted nano-antennas. Along with initial theoretical modeling, we started validation experiments of the amplification of laser light absorption at the Wigner RCP in Budapest, which will be presented. The next step of validation experiments will aim for simultaneous ignition of the whole target. Then the Full energy ignition experiments will be performed at the ELI-ALPS, European Laser Infrastructure in Szeged.