1. Increased power and speed

The laser industry is widely known for the use of higher power lasers that benefit from advances in laser diode technology. This makes cutting faster and can also cut thicker materials.

2. Innovation in material compatibility

Innovations in laser cutting technology have significantly expanded the range of compatible materials, making it possible to process materials that were previously difficult or impossible to process.

3. Improved precision and accuracy

Advances in control systems, motion systems and beam transmission have improved the precision and accuracy of cutting.

4. Integration into automation

Laser cutting systems are increasingly being combined with robots and computer numerical control (CNC) systems to achieve precise and automated manufacturing processes.

5. Adaptive optics

Some laser cutting systems now use adaptive optics systems that can dynamically adjust the focus of the laser beam to compensate for material differences