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Software solutions are playing more and more important role in today’s
CNC machine tool business. The commitment of the software department
at DTL is to take advantage of latest cutting edge information
technologies to provide innovative software solutions for customers to
effectively, efficiently and safely utilize the full potential of our machine
tools, and to achieve high quality, low cost and high productivity
at the same time.
To add value to the strongest, fastest 5axis CNC machines, namely
NMV 5000 DCG and NMH6300 DCG, we are developing intelligent
tool path engines to generate optimal cutting paths; we are developing
post processors to let the customer freely customize the NC output format
to their specific needs; we are developing 3-D material cutting
simulations, 3-D real time machine simulations and interference checking
functions to help customers effectively and safely use their machine
tools. We are proactively working with CAM vendors in helping them
develop post processors so that our customers can get post processors as
soon as they buy new machine tools from Mori Seiki, hence jump starting
their productivity. On the whole we would like to create software
and solutions that can help customers realize their goals and achieve
more through Mori Seiki.
To provide efficient and reliable control software for Mori Seiki LPP
system, a production automation division has been formed to closely
collaborate with customers, application engineers and distributors to
deploy a powerful yet user friendly LPS Control Software system to
fulfill our customers need.
Mori Seiki MAPPS system is one of the most powerful machine tool
operating environment in the industry. To further enhance the functionality
and reliability of this system, a MAPPS division has been formed
to continuously add values and embed user requested features to the
system.
The software engineering department is committed to provide easy to
use solutions to Mori Seiki and its customers to fully utilize their machine
tools to ensure their competitiveness and profitability.
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