Simulation-Based CNC Training for Machinists on a Virtual Machine Tool
Machining Training Solutions CNC virtual simulation-based software from Huron Machine Products provides a real-world programming environment on an interactive virtual CNC machine that uses nearly every controller on the market for students and machinists to train at any time on any device.
Posted: December 12, 2018
Machining Training Solutions (MTS) CNC simulation software from Huron Machine Products, Inc. (Pompano Beach, FL) is some of the most advanced industry-driven CNC virtual simulation-based training system in use today by the manufacturing industry and the educational sector. It is revolutionizing the way instruction in CNC technology is being delivered to students and skilled machinists, using sophisticated interactive training programs that are available on any computer platform to allow students to train at any time on any device. MTS provides a real-world programming environment that drives an interactive virtual CNC machine and uses nearly every controller on the market today. This means the programming methods and techniques used during the simulation training are identical to those programming methods utilized by production machine shops.
MTS training curricula provides a full range of training in CNC technology from CNC machine tool operations and CAD/CAM, to Advanced Manufacturing that supports the requirements for a Manufacturing Engineering degree in CNC Technology. It offers turnkey packages for students in high school, technical and community colleges, and universities. The package includes curricula and virtual simulation software for classroom study and state-of-the-art CNC trainers for lab work where students can get hands on training on live CNC equipment. These CNC packages also include a train-the-trainer program to ensure qualified instructors are available to teach all of their courses.
Huron Machine Products, Inc., 2640 Powerline Road, Pompano Beach, FL 33069, 954-587-4541, Fax: 954-583-2154, [email protected], www.huronmachine.com, www.jawsandchucks.com.