CloudNC seeks out beta testers for new 2023 software

CloudNC, a UK company developing advanced software that enables factories to autonomously manufacture precision parts, is onboarding beta testers to help evaluate the first iterations of new software ahead of a 2023 launch.

Next year the company is bringing two new solutions to the market through strategic partners and leading CAM packages. The first, AI CAM Assist, will generate professional machining strategies in seconds. An AI CAM Assist user can upload a 3D model of any part and the software will autonomously determine the tools needed and how they will be used, and then drafts the code to tell a CNC machine how to make it.

Features include:

• A smart recommendation system to generate editable CAM programs fast
• Integrated into leading CAM packages
• Reduces CAM programming time, complexity and errors
• Quickly generates complete and editable CAM programs
• Creates complete roughing, finishing, holemaking, and deburring strategies in seconds
• Support estimation with consistent outcomes for your business

The second, AI Cutting Parameters, automatically creates and improves a user’s feeds and speeds presets, improving cycle times and process robustness.

Features include:

• Smart recommendation system for improving cutting parameters
• Integrated into leading CAM packages
• Find recommended Feeds & Speeds faster
• No more stand-alone cutting parameter calculators or catalogues
• Improved cycle times and reduced tool wear
• Consistent outcomes for all team members

CloudNC co-founder and CEO Theo Saville said: “Together, these solutions represent a step change in how CNC machines can be programmed. No longer do producers need to rely on a plethora of skilled experts to get the best results – now, our software can assist machinists to reach an efficient and accurate path in a fraction of the time, helping the user get to their destination far faster.”

CNC machine programmers or workshop owners and interested in taking part can get in touch via this form. The company will then get in touch when it is rolling out the beta testing phase (likely in early 2023). CloudNC is looking for users of leading CAM packages who are interested in CAM and machining – whether it is hobbyists, educators or professional CAM programmers.

The company is also attending the Smart Factory Expo in Liverpool, UK from 16-17 November (Stand G38).

Mr Saville continued: “This is a unique opportunity to help polish the solutions that will help bring the flexibility of the digital world to physical manufacturing. But to bring our vision to life, we need the input of experts to help evaluate our solutions and suggest improvements. Get in touch today – we’re keen to work with you!”

CloudNC
www.cloudnc.com