CAD/CAM Software
Computer-aided design (CAD) software and computer-aided manufacturing (CAM) software is used to design and manufacture prototype parts, finished products, and production runs. An integrated CAD/CAM system uses CAD software to design models and assemblies of a product and interface with CAM software that references and applies those models and assemblies created in the CAD software to program specific manufacturing processes, perform functional simulation that optimizes each process step, then drive the machine tools used to produce physical parts from the product designs.
AI’s Impact on Metalworking: Empowering Frontline Workers with Intuitive Software
By simplifying software and making it more intuitive, AI will empower frontline workers to be more productive, efficient and engaged.
By simplifying software and making it more intuitive, AI will empower frontline workers to be more productive, efficient and engaged.
Digital transformation will be featured at the software pavillon at IMTS 2024 in Chicago.
Through ease of use and increases in simplicity, CAD/CAM software is equipped with powerful features to meet the complex requirements of the metalworking industry.
High-end tap producers are enhancing designs to meet the escalating market share of specialized materials required by high-tech industries, which calls for customized and tailored designs.
The speed, versatility, flexibility and precision of multi-axis machines supports a wide range of industries and part sizes.
Blaser Swisslube, in collaboration with its industry partners, demonstrates machining strategies for complex parts.
Adding TRU TECH’s product line extends Star Cutter’s offering of 5-axis, broach, cylindrical and centerless grinders.
MACHINUM accelerates digital transformation and sustainability for manufacturing operations by optimizing shop floor performance and productivity for industrial automation businesses
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