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Machine Monitoring, Simulation Software Modulates Feed Rates along Tool Path
Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI) offers SpeedPro, a software suite designed to improve the safety and productivity of machining operations through machining process simulation and optimization of tool paths, particularly in the aerospace and automotive industries.
Read MoreMitsubishi Electric Automation Now Offers After-Hours Emergency Parts Shipping
To benefit customers running second- and third-shift or 24/7 operations, the company will ship replacement parts after hours and on weekends and holidays.
Read MoreTry Humor to Connect to Younger Manufacturers on Social Media
Shop Floor Automations is trying something new: a Web comic intended to catch the attention of up-and-coming machinists on social media.
Read MoreCAD/CAM Software Grows Customer Base, Product Offerings
Forward Technologies needed to expand its customer base and broaden its capabilities. With Mastercam CAD/CAM software, it was able to do just that.
Read MoreImpressions of IMTS 2016
Things changed this year. New technologies and a new generation were prominent, and together they are helping to take this show into its next era.
Read MoreMaking Connections
The networks of connected shopfloor devices that underlie implementations of data-driven manufacturing come together on many levels. All are worth noting.
Read MoreData-Driven Manufacturing Deconstructed
"Data-Driven Manufacturing" can be broken into three areas for better understanding: the conceptual, the technical and the practical.
Read MoreCAM Helps Medical Component Manufacturer Turn Ideas into Reality
With the new version of Surfcam by Vero Software, USGI Medical manufactures precision medical devices and reduces cycle time and improves machinery usage. Watch a video interview with USGI’s Marko Caric at the bottom of this story to learn how he uses Surfcam to turn his ideas into reality.
WatchChip Removal Chamber of Horrors
This case history from Mastercam is appropriately themed for Halloween.
Read MoreItalian IIOT: Cautious but Confident
Although The Industrial Internet of Things (IIOT) was a popular topic at Bi-Mu, the biennial machining and manufacturing exhibition in Milan, Italy, technology suppliers seem to have adopted a cautious outlook.
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