Trotec Releases Laser Software Update

The release of Ruby 2.5 brings more novelties and improvements. Since the first presentation of Ruby® two years ago, the laser software has been constantly developed.

Enhanced use of the Rotary Attachment

Placing multiple graphics on different positions around one job saves time, with exact positioning of multiple designs on a round object of designs for better results.

Vision Print and Cut improvements

Now, poorly recognisable registration marks can simply be skipped with a mouse click. Only a minimum number of register marks must be detected, so the accuracy of the cut is not affected. This saves time and reduces material loss.

Recent and favourite material

Using favourite materials has now become much faster. On the prepare screen, users will find the three most recently used and the three favourites first in the list. Followed by the material database. In addition, power and speed settings are displayed directly with the material. This saves time for searching the right material and reduces the risk of using the wrong material for the job.

Nesting of individual or grouped vectors (Beta)

Save time and material by using the first Beta version of nesting Ruby®. Automatically arrange individual or grouped vectors, such as cutting lines of letters or graphics.

Font size

Change font size for multiple texts in only one step. Multiple texts can be assigned with the same font size regardless of the fonts used.

Profiles (Beta)

Assign profiles with the desired material and layout properties to automatically push files via the Ruby UI into the lasers queue. Save time by skipping design and prepare steps and send files directly to production with predefined settings. This further shortens the workflow enormously for recurring jobs and is another step towards automation in and with Ruby.

Import fonts directly to Run on Ruby® machines (Beta)

Font import allows users to install fonts to the Run on Ruby Speedy. Simply add the font in this menu by drag and drop. Customers can now import their fonts on their own to enable full text editing.