Seeing is Believing: Shop-wide Performance Advantages

August 31, 2009

 

As I’ve mentioned before, you will be able to see, and believe, for yourselves at EMO in Milan in October. But I am continuing to discuss the benefits of the new CNC that will be announced. I can’t mention much more, but in addition to the machine performance enhancements mentioned in the last post, the CNC enables shop-wide improvements that can radically enhance productivity and increase profits.

• Automatically maintains interpolation accuracy in kinematic transformations, eliminating need for outside calculations
• Enables machine-to-machine communication across a shop-wide network
• Production status alerts can be sent via cell phone text message
• Video-like GUI transcends mere “graphical” programming and makes it exponentially easier to use
• New programming efficiencies make functions and commands easier to learn and quicker to execute

Seeing is Believing: Enhanced Machine Performance

August 26, 2009

The ultimate truth will be revealed at EMO in October when you will be able to see the new CNC and can truly believe in its benefits for machine performance.

Here is what you will be able to see:

• 80 bit Nano Floating Point accuracy, bringing unequaled contouring control and precision
• Simplified on-screen tool management
• Advanced surfacing algorithm significantly reduces machining time
• Simplified commands and functions
• Residual material diction reduces machining time for steep contours

Next post we will discuss the shop-wide performance benefits.

True Job Shop CNC

August 17, 2009

 I can honestly say that seeing truly is believing. Joe and I have had an amazing experience and now we know the truth behind the mystery. I have promised not to say much yet but here is what I can tell you about this new CNC:

• True job shop programming
• Amazing new features that enhance machine performance
• Revolutionary capabilities that improve performance for the entire shop

We are Safe

August 12, 2009

We have been rescued and are safe. Joe and I are healthy and are in the hands of friends. I can’t say more at this point. We are about to solve the mystery of the super CNC.

Text Message…

August 7, 2009

omg they r trying to convert us to relic

joe may crack

help us

Text Message…

August 3, 2009

taken we r ok not hurt relic

Journalist Missing

July 30, 2009 CNC EyeTeam anchor Jane Peterson has disappeared while on an investigative reporting trip to Taiwan. The Network, which covers machine tool control technology and the contract manufacturing sector as a whole, has released a statement addressing the disappearance. Our friend and colleague Jane Peterson has been pursuing global reports of incredible job shop productivity, reportedly linked to a mysterious new CNC control. Her investigation led her to Taipei, Taiwan, where we know she and camera operator Joe Kuhl landed two days ago. Since then we have had no communication with our colleagues, and have ascertained that they have not returned to their hotel or been seen at any location that was part of their planned itinerary. Managing Editor Lou Bradley declined to confirm reports that the duo might have been kidnapped to stop their investigations. “We just want to find them and bring them home,” he explained, refusing to answer further questions for the record. “To say anything else might be detrimental to that goal.”