Swiss CNC machines are ideal for producing small, high precision parts by performing multiple milling and turning operations simultaneously, but programming these machines can be challenging and complex.
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Learn how software fully integrated with SolidWorks provides AI technologies and a user-friendly approach to streamline and accelerate Swiss machine programming.
Agenda:
Learn how AI technologies and full integration with CAD software saves times with Swiss machining
Watch a demonstration of synchronization and simulation options with machine aware programming
See intuitive programming for long parts with new segmentation manager options
View efficient programming tools such as folders for data management and synchronized display of NC code
Marc has worked in the precision manufacturing and CAD/CAM industries for more than three decades, overcoming manufacturing challenges using cutting-edge technology for a wide variety of industries. Originally trained as a CNC machinist and programmer, Marc went on to become a manufacturing engineer, plant manager and global manufacturing consultant. Marc's experience includes decades of hands-on tool and fixture design, manufacturing engineering, solid modeling, and CAD/CAM design and development. As a senior applications specialist, he is a key member of the team which led to the development of tolerance based machining, SolidWorks CAM, CAMWorks ShopFloor and new smart manufacturing technology.
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