Label LIVE is the easiest to use label printer app for designing and printing labels. You can print barcodes and address labels, shelf tags, inventory labels, and many other jobs using Label LIVE. Use your Mac or Windows 10 desktop computer to work with thermal label printers from mydpi, Brother, DYMO and Zebra.
Label LIVE generates PDFs that can be sent to any printer that is installed using a driver. This means you can send complex print jobs to inkjet and laser printers, too.
Need to import spreadsheet data? Label LIVE can import Excel, Numbers or CSV files with a few clicks.
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Finastra’s LaserPro Lending Platform is a comprehensive, cloud-based digital lending solution that aims to enhance and unify the entire loan lifecycle, starting from the application process all the way to underwriting, analysis, and the preparation of closing documents within a cohesive system. This platform combines essential lending elements such as the collection of financial statements, automated analysis, relationship management, compliance verification, and document generation into a fluid workflow, thereby eliminating the delays caused by manual handoffs and disjointed processes that often hinder lending efficiency. It features integrated modules like Analyzer for financial assessment, Exchange for secure document transfer, Evaluate for orchestrating workflows, and LaserPro Cloud for generating compliant documentation, which together enable financial institutions to efficiently manage loans from origination to closure without sacrificing accuracy or compliance with regulatory standards. Furthermore, this solution not only boosts operational efficiency but also enhances the overall borrower experience, making it a valuable tool for lenders looking to modernize their lending practices.
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RayViz
RayViz is an add-in for SOLIDWORKS created by Lambda Research Corporation that allows users to integrate and save optical properties seamlessly within the SOLIDWORKS CAD interface. This feature enables users to assign optical traits from the TracePro property database, ensuring that these properties are embedded within the SOLIDWORKS model itself. Users have the capability to define light sources and execute ray tracing directly in SOLIDWORKS, which aids in visualizing light rays and their trajectories, thereby supporting tasks like verifying beam paths, spotting vignetting caused by mechanical elements, and detecting light leakage in light guides. Additionally, RayViz comes equipped with catalogs of LED sources and those featuring Gaussian and Lambertian beam profiles. A notable benefit of using RayViz is its functionality to save SOLIDWORKS models in the TracePro file format, which allows for thorough optical analysis within TracePro. Moreover, should any changes be made to the SOLIDWORKS model, users can easily synchronize these updates using the "update from RayViz" feature in TracePro, enhancing workflow efficiency. This integration ultimately streamlines the design process for optical engineers by combining powerful tools in a unified platform.
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OpTaliX
OpTaliX is an all-encompassing software suite designed for the computer-aided design of optical systems, including thin film multilayer coatings and illumination setups. It boasts a robust array of features that allow users to visualize, design, optimize, analyze, tolerate, and document nearly any optical configuration. The program offers capabilities such as geometrical and diffraction analysis, optimization processes, thin film multilayer analysis and enhancement, non-sequential ray tracing, physical optics propagation, polarization studies, ghost imaging, tolerance assessments, extensive manufacturing support, customizable graphics, illumination solutions, macros, and much more. Users have successfully employed OpTaliX for the development of a wide range of optical devices, including photographic and video lenses, industrial optics like beam expanders and laser scanners, space optics, zoom optics, medical instrumentation, lighting solutions, fiber optic telecommunications, infrared optics, X-ray optics, telescopes, eyepieces, and various other applications. This versatility makes OpTaliX an invaluable tool in the field of optics design.
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