Waldrich Coburg, a century-old manufacturer of large gantry machining centres and grinding machines, serves various industries including automotive and aerospace. By integrating complete machining with WFL's M50 Millturn, the company was able to significantly reduce lead times.

Software company Sprut CAM Tech has launched new releases of its CAM X and Robot solutions. This update streamlines machining processes with improved simulation accuracy, operational guidance and software reliability.

Erowa introduces its innovative JMS 4.0 software, tailor-made for enhancing data automation in the manufacturing sector, whether a loading robot is used or not.

Sandvik announces the signing of an agreement to acquire the American company, Cimquest, which will be part of Mastercam. Cimquest is a Mastercam Reseller located in New Jersey, United States.

Mercedes-AMG Petronas Formula One Team leverages CG Tech's Vericut software for simulation, verification, and optimization, ensuring safety, efficiency and cutting-edge performance in the fast-paced world of Formula One racing.

The Toolmaking and Technology Centre (WTZ) at Thyssenkrupp Presta Steering in Switzerland has significantly streamlined its CAM programming process by adopting Hypermill from Open Mind Technologies. This move, initially aimed at leveraging advanced 5-axis strategies, now includes the automated creation of NC codes.

Module Works has formed a strategic partnership with DN Solutions, a leading CNC machine tool builder, which includes an equity investment and a business cooperation agreement.

Explore the capabilities of Vericut CNC Simulation software at Mach 2024, designed to enhance manufacturing sustainability by optimizing processes for time and energy efficiency. Attendees will have the opportunity to see demonstrations of Vericut 9.4 and preview upcoming features in version 9.5.

Discover the future of grinding technology at Grinding Hub 2024, where 14 leading exhibitors have already given a sneak peek of their latest innovations to international media, eight weeks before the grand opening in Stuttgart from May 14th to 17th.

Since launching its robotics business unit over ten years ago, Toolcraft has designed, programmed and implemented a large number of customised robot solutions. Now the medium-sized company has developed two new robot applications so that it can offer an even wider range of solutions to meet its customers’ increasingly extensive requirements.