MachineWorks Partners With Mitsubishi.Business Editors/High-Tech Writers SHEFFIELD, England--(BUSINESS WIRE)--March 25, 2004 CamMagic will feature MachineWorks simulation/visualization technology MachineWorks, Ltd., supplier of simulation and verification solutions, and Mitsubishi Electric Mechatronics Software Corp. (MSW MSW - Master of Social Work MSW - Machine Status Word MSW - Magneto-Static Wave MSW - Main Seawater MSW - Mammal Species of the World MSW - Managed Windows Service MSW - Manual Shift to Working MSW - Maximum Shipping Weight MSW - Medical Social Worker MSW - Men Seeking Women MSW - Men Who Have Sex with Women (medical/public health) MSW - Meters Sea Water (SCUBA diving) MSW - Microsoft Windows MSW - Microsoft Word), supplier of CAD/CAM CAD/CAM - Computer-Aided Design/Computer-Aided Manufacturing Systems for EDM (Nagoya, Japan) and part of the Mitsubishi Electric Group, announced today the partnership between the two companies. MachineWorks technology integrated into CamMagic provides exceptionally accurate simulation and Numerical Control A category of automated machine tools, such as drills and lathes, that operate from instructions in a program. Numerical control (NC) machines are used in manufacturing tasks, such as milling, turning, punching and drilling. Both NC and CNC (computerized NC) are used to describe this category. First-generation machines were hardwired to perform specific tasks or programmed in a very low-level machine language. (NC) verification. CamMagic DM v.2 will benefit from MachineWorks simulation features such as dynamic rotation The continual changing of some element. Often refers to the delivery of a different banner ad each time a new page is displayed for the user. See banner ad. and zooming, material removal, clash detection and part comparison analysis. Thanks to Multicut, the unique MachineWorks patented engine, CamMagic new capabilities offer an exact representation when zooming infinitely. Likewise, it is possible to appreciate a perfect representation of a scallop height pattern left by a ball-end mill tool. Interestingly, the rest material is shown and this information is fed back into the CAM application by the target part comparison function. "We felt that MachineWorks simulation was extraordinary and CamMagic users would benefit from their clash detection." comments Yutaka Tanaka, Head of the CAM Centre at MSW, "MachineWorks simulation will be run to check for clashes between the tool, holder, stock and fixtures prior to the actual running of the machine tool." "MSW recognizes that CAD/CAM technologies are an important tool for enhancing machining performance and productivity through simulation and verification," comments David Manley, Managing Director of MachineWorks. About MachineWorks MachineWorks Technology is the world's leading CNC simulation and verification toolkit for manufacturing software developers. It combines unparalleled speed and accuracy with industrial strength robustness, and is embedded in many of the world's leading CAM applications. For more information on MachineWorks, please visit www.machineworks.com. About MSW Mitsubishi Electric Mechatronics Software Corp. (MSW), part of the Mitsubishi Electric Corporation supplies CAD/CAM Systems for EDM such as CamMagic, a 3D system for dies that gives comprehensive support to die makers in milling and EDM. For more information on MSW, please visit www.msw.co.jp/cammagic/ |
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