Browse by Editorial Category
Browse by Edition Date

November 2014

Skip Navigation Links.
Expand Applying TechnologyApplying Technology
Expand Cutting Tools and AccessoriesCutting Tools and Accessories
Expand Finishing-Grinding-AbrasivesFinishing-Grinding-Abrasives
Collapse Current NewsCurrent News
5th Axis Product to Appear on How Its Made
ABB Celebrates Completion of Facilities
Adept Technology Opens Robotics Application and Demo Center in Ohio
Arthur Machinery-Florida Offers Chevalier CNC Profile Grinding Machines
Autocrib Acquires Storage Products and Assets from Lauyans and Co.
Autodesk Selects Delcams FeatureCAM for Pier 9 Workshop
Automatic Feed Established Northwest Ohio Learning Center for Manufacturing Sciences
Licensed Machining Optimization Technology
CNC Software Partners with Machining Cloud GmbH
CAM Keeps Kinetic Sculptor in Form
Creform Opens Novi MI Facility
4D Smart Helmet for Industrial Workforce
Dashboard Speeds Enterprise Visibility in Global Manufacturing Operations
Doosan Enhances Service and Support
FANUC CORPORATION and Rockwell Automation Announce Global Collaboration
New Nanotech Material Splitting Technology
Ganesh Machinery Announces Investment from Perpetual Capital Partners
EDM Consumable Representative for Arizona New Mexico and Nevada
Hybrid CNC Multi-Spindle Bar Machine
850 degreesF Universal Oven
Hardinge to Acquire Voumard
Modig Machine Tool US Inc. Announces Distribution Agreement with Hartwig
Open House Introducing New Texas Facility Expansion
Lockheed Martin Awards Contract to IBC Engineered Materials
INDEX Announces Northwest Dealer
Jason Industries Announces Merger of Morton Manufacturing and Metalex
KOMET SERVICE Partner Announced at IMTS 2014
Latest Version of KeyMarkUp Multi-CAD Viewer Available
Composite Fabricator for the ACM Industry
New Automated Welder Improves Manufacturers Weld Quality
Methods Machine Tools to Hold Arizona Tech Center Open House November 5-6
MSP and ISM Partner to Reduce Machine Set-Up Time
JacksonLea Product and Application Lab Services
PRAB Acquires Puckmaster Briquetters
Trade Data-Driven Economic Development
Newly Patented Adjustable Cartridge Jaw Improves Accuracy Gripping Force
New Samsung CNC Tech Center Opens in New York
Siemens Helps University of Michigan Solar Car Team Secure 8th National Championship
SMTCL Announces New Factory in the United States
SPRING Technologies Partners with Machining Cloud GmbH
2014 Additive Aerospace Summit in Los Angeles
New Delcam for SolidWorks at SEMA
Advancements in Automotive Part Production at SEMA 2014
Mazak Northeast to Host MTConnect Lunch and Learn
NIMS Competency-Based Apprenticeship 101 Webinar
Bystronic to Introduce New Products at Fabtech
Lean Manufacturing Welding and Marking Workstations Fiber Laser Technology at FABTECH 2014
First East Coast PMPA Mini Technical Conference
Expand Lasers in MfgLasers in Mfg
Expand MaterialHandling-AGVs-Storage-InvCtrlMaterialHandling-AGVs-Storage-InvCtrl
Expand Metalworking Fluids-LubricantsMetalworking Fluids-Lubricants

show all editions →

Click here to watch Tutorial Videos >

SST ConsumablesSST ConsumablesIscarIscar

Licensed Machining Optimization Technology



United Technologies Corp. (UTC) has executed a licensing agreement with CGTech, a developer of CNC simulation software for manufacturing, that will help improve productivity for machining equipment operators. The agreement allows CGTech to integrate UTC's PromptFM machining process optimization technology within CGTech's VERICUT cutting process simulation software.

PromptFM, developed by UTC, is a physics- and mathematics-based modeling software designed to optimize machining rates for machined parts within aerospace, automotive, industrial and other markets that utilize automated machining. "PromptFM seeks to determine the optimum speeds for a cutting process and make the CNC machine cut in the most efficient, fast and reliable way, based on the type of material being cut. The software was created by UTC specifically to be compatible with VERICUT, which is used throughout the CNC machining industry to simulate the cutting process to detect errors, potential collisions or areas of inefficiency," said a company spokesperson.

According to the company, the licensing agreement will enable the development of a software product that is capable of reducing development time, cycle times and process variation, enabling longer machine life and improved part quality.

"This agreement with CGTech is just one example of UTC's strategy to accelerate innovation and drive productivity within UTC and also with a much broader audience," said Kelly Romano, UTC Vice President of Business Development. "The widespread adoption and integration of this leading software technology has the opportunity to drive efficiency throughout the machining industry."

For more information contact:

CGTech

9000 Research Dr.

Irvine, CA 92618-4214

949-753-1050

info@cgtech.com

www.cgtech.com

United Technologies

1 Financial Plaza

Hartford, CT 06103

860-728-7000

www.utc.com

< back