From On-Control Programming to Collision-Free Machining

A new approach to machining uses digital twin technology to simulate and optimize machining processes.

The new approach, called on-control programming, uses a digital twin to simulate the machining process and optimize parameters such as feed rates and cutting speeds.

This allows for more efficient and collision-free machining, reducing the risk of equipment damage and improving product quality.

The technology is being used in various industries, including aerospace and automotive, to improve machining processes and reduce costs.