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Digital Factory Software Platform
FASTSUITE Edition 2 from CENIT combines machine-based simulation, offline programming for robotics, virtual work cell layout, and component handling in one platform to provide a powerful alternative to existing software solutions for the digital factory.
Machine Programming Made Easier
Click&Move from Advanced Motion Controls allows shops with small programming teams or those with little or no motion control experience to take on programming challenges that were previously out of reach.
CAM for Additive and Subtractive Manufacturing
3DS uses the latest version of GibbsCAM in a tandem cross-manufacturing digital thread to print a metal part, then mill it to the required surface finish.
CAM for SolidWorks 2016
The newest version of HSMWorks from Autodesk fully integrates CAM solutions into SolidWorks 2016.
Powerful Simulation Maximizes Productivity and Profitability
Version 7.4 VERICUT CNC simulation software from CGTech provides faster processing speeds, longer tool life and increased part quality to continually optimize workpiece quality.
Sodick Dealers to Host Open Houses Across Northeastern U.S.
Brooks Associates, Welsh Machinery Sales and Syracuse Supply will be showcasing advanced Wire and Sinker EDM equipment.
Glebar Opens Distribution Facility in Ireland
The rapid-response outlet provides 24-hour turnaround of critical machine parts for European customers.
Jenoptik Partners with Raylase on Laser Business in China
They are cooperating to offer the Chinese market joint expertise in processing micro-materials with ultra-short pulse lasers.
Fives Receives Award
They receive the Excellence in Composites Manufacturing Award from SME.
Industry Icon Receives AMT Award
Marcus B. Crotts is recognized as an outstanding innovator, leader and advocate for manufacturing technology.
Mastercam Partners with Edge Factor
Their mission: Inspire the next generation of makers and fill the advanced manufacturing skills gap.
Machine Tool Sales Soften, But Outlook Remains Positive
Orders were down, but higher unit sales point to shops buying more sophisticated machines to improve productivity rather than expand operations.
