SPRING Technologies adds real-time synchronization to NCSIMUL Player version 9.2

NCSIMUL Player Synchro, a major technological breakthrough for Industry 4.0

Oct 21, 2014 -- SPRING Technologies, vendor of solutions that maximize the productivity of NC machine tools, announces NCSIMUL Player 9.2, the dedicated viewer for NCSIMUL Machine, its realistic machining simulation solution. The new version, featuring real-time synchronization, was rewarded at the latest Industrie Paris trade show.

“We recently announced version 9.2 of NCSIMUL Machine with new modules”, says Olivier Bellaton, Managing Director of SPRING Technologies.

“Today we are proud to bring our customers NCSIMUL Player 9.2 and its “Synchro” option enabling them to connect a tablet to a machine tool and simulate a machining operation in real time. NCSIMUL Player Synchro embodies the vision for manufacturers that we defined more than two years ago: to provide ergonomic software solutions for machining and reduce the gap between the digital and real worlds. This is what we call the NCEXPERIENCE®.”

What is NCSIMUL Player?

NCSIMUL Player is a free 3D viewer that enables NC users to simply and quickly share machining jobs in 3D. More than just a viewer, it brings the NC operators and other stakeholders on the shop floor, a fully interactive, collaborative and mobile experience with the NC program linked to the machining simulation.

New approaches deliver more productivity

A machine operator needs to analyze, manipulate and interact with a NC machine and anticipate the constraints of the production environment. NCSIMUL Player associates the power of 3D with hands-on professional functionality, bringing extra assets to the shop floor. Version 9.2, in addition to being a free viewer, offers the SPRING Technologies user community a new licensed module, NCSIMUL Player Synchro 9.2.

Innovating capabilities:

  • Integration of new technologies;
  • Real-time synchronization of real and virtual machining processes, bringing NC operators and shop managers unrivalled comfort to control their machines (accurate digital view of the machine context, simultaneous access to instructions, all synchronized with the real execution of the NC program) and full mobility;
  • Unique user experience.

The main new features of NCSIMUL Player Synchro 9.2

  • Integration of new technologies, perfectly balancing the real and virtual environments

Virtual: a professional solution. NCSIMUL Player Synchro 9.2 takes advantage of the latest enhancements to the machining simulation functions of NCSIMUL Machine 9.2, announced at the start of September 2014.

Real: the added benefit of perfect synchronization with the NC machines, plus the ability to view the machining operation on any media, including Panasonic’s ultra-rugged Toughpad tablets.

  • Real-time synchronization: 3D simulation, instruction sheets and real-time machining

Realistic 3D machining simulation with axis, spindle, and tool positioning and machining status, etc., enabling instant insight into the machining context;

Instruction sheets synchronized with the machining program (tool descriptions, process, operator actions, etc.) making the work of NC operators easier and cutting out errors of interpretation;

Anti-collision radars for each machine axis, in either manual mode (JOG) – tool clearance or tool path – or Auto mode, enabling totally secure decision making;

Adaptive timers managing/indicating machine downtime, tool changes, end of program, end of machining, etc., enabling significant time-saving and fully controlled, anticipatory multitask supervision.

  • Unique user experience for all shop floor stakeholders.

SPRING Technologies has built the WYSIWYC© solution, including the software, hardware and support to quickly deliver the full benefits of NCSIMUL Player Synchro. This NCSIMUL Player Synchro 9.2 module is based on Windows 8.1 pro, with the advantages of a dual graphic interface, ideal for tablets and mobile terminals. This licensed module can be used to view the machining simulation on any type of 100% touch-sensitive medium (PC, Tablet, smartphone). The technology will appeal to the Y generation and facilitate the process of learning NC programming in the VR environment.

What benefits for you?

  • Secure, instant information delivers a 25% productivity increase, i.e. 2 hours per operator and per program.
  • Reduced risk of error and consequently significant help in decision making, plus the ability to supervise multiple machines more easily, with complete mobility across the company.

“WYSIWYC®, our acclaimed innovative technology, prize-winner at France’s 2014 Trophées de l’Innovation awards, integrates the NCSIMUL Player Synchro 9.2 module”, explains Philippe Solignac, Corporate Marketing Director, SPRING Technologies.

“This delivers a unique 3D user experience that enhances productivity and competitiveness across the workshop. No sooner had we announced the solution than early-bird customers were already applauding it.”

About SPRING Technologies

SPRING Technologies enables the optimal use of   manufacturing companies’ CNC machines, maximizing their productivity.

Its “smart” solutions are integrated, intelligent,   instrumented, and based on its “NCEXPERIENCE®” philosophy. The NCSIMUL   SOLUTIONS portfolio integrates the complete machining process, in real time,   including cutting and tool libraries, post-processing, NC simulation,   technical content publishing and DNC Monitoring.

Based in France, Germany, PR China and the USA, the   company established in 1983, collaborates with manufacturers in aerospace and   defense, transportation, energy, industrial equipment and medical devices   sectors worldwide.

For more information, visit: www.springplm.com

NCSIMUL,   NCEXPERIENCE, Optitool and NCdoc are registered trademarks of SPRING Technologies.

 



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