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Geometric to showcase reduction in programming time with CAMWorks
 Scottsdale, Arizona: www.geometricglobal.com, developer of advanced manufacturing software, announced that it will showcase its fully automatic CNC programming system, CAMWorks® 2011 www.camworks.com, at... Read more...
Geometric receives Frost & Sullivan’s 2011 Award for DFMPro
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Made-in-China CAD Software Breaks Unfavorable Stereotype
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VariCAD 2011-1 Released
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GstarCAD Wins WIPO Award and Introduces Improved GstarCAD 2011
Beijing, China – GstarCAD, a leading provider of 2D/3D CAD software and a recent WIPO Award winner, has announced the release of GstarCAD 2011 version. The powerful yet intuitive computer-aided design... Read more... |
MachineWorks v.7 release |
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| Thursday, 28 October 2010 | |
MachineWorks Ltd, a market-leading provider of true solid-based simulation, verification and tool path generation solutions is releasing v.7 including its new libraries on thread safety and solid closing. Thread Safety The new MachineWorks v.7 is an extensive modification of our libraries to allow users to take full advantage of multiple core architectures in multi-core PCs and multi-core CNC controllers . MachineWorks libraries have been made thread-safe for all likely usage scenarios. Users can also exploit the benefits of multiple core machines by internally multithreading algorithms and running multiple simulations simultaneously. Solid Closing MachineWorks solid closing algorithms will close gaps in models, and fix self-intersecting loops and faces. The new solid closing module means that you can produce watertight models from almost any input geometry. “We wanted to focus on performance and offer our customers the opportunity to gain significant increases in speed on their multi-core hardware”, says David Manley, Managing Director. “MachineWorks solid healing tools are another welcome addition to our technology line-up”. Tool path Generation MachineWorks can compute tool paths in an environment closely coupled with our simulation and verification libraries. These tool path generators are built with the same attention to geometric detail and accuracy that characterises our verification engines. They provide fast generation of guaranteed gouge-free tool paths, within the specified tolerance. Our strategies include Area and Rest Roughing, Water Line, Rasters, Radial and Spiral cuts, Constant Step over, Pencil and Parallel Pencil. Ease of use We have tools to ease the implementation of MachineWorks, like the MachineWorks Machine Builder that can produce a prototype in one day and allows the user to quickly and easily develop an application to sit on a CNC controller or a stand-alone PC. Our development team has also enhanced MachineWorks Machine Simulator to help develop Full Machine Simulation including material removal and full clash detection. Some of our customers prioritise time-to-market over customisation. They choose to use our Simulator interface rather than our raw APIs because the Machine Simulator offers a ready-to-use solution with a state of-the-art simulation engine underneath. You can see MachineWorks live demos and how easy it is to use our Machine Simulator and Machine Builder at IMTS on booth E-3831, in the CAD/CAM hall by the lake. About MachineWorks Ltd MachineWorks Technology sets the standard for CNC simulation and verification component software in the industry. Our Software Development Toolkit has been adopted over the last 15 years by CAM application developers, machine tool and controller manufacturers looking for a simulation solution that combines speed, accuracy and stability. MachineWorks’ libraries are ideally suited to any type of machining, no matter how complex, and feature material removal, clash detection, full machine simulation and tool path generation. Our technology is employed in CAM applications, standalone verification applications and controller-based applications, including Collision Avoidance Systems. For more information visit www.machineworks.com |
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