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ICAM Ships CAM-POST V19

Company's Integrated PSE suite also released.

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By DE Editors  

March 21, 2011

By DE Editors

ICAM Technologies Corporation is shipping CAM-POST V19, the latest version of its NC post-processing development software, to its user community. Version 19 of ICAM’s Integrated PSE product suite is also being shipped to current users.

Integrated PSE includes CAM-POST, Virtual Machine and Control Emulator and provides an environment for post-processing, simulation and emulation inside a single software platform.

Integrated PSE interfaces with many CAD/CAM/PLM systems, CNC controllers and machine tools. It is designed to provide the means to compute in-process stock geometry to identify, list and display surface gouges, excess material, inaccessible areas and rapid-motion collisions at any time during the post-processing and verification phase.

Integrated PSE V19 offers a number of new features, including:

  • Mill/Turn Simulation with material removal
  • Built-in support for Mill/Turn sub-spindle or back spindle
  • Probing simulation
  • RTCP and LCS support
  • New GENER & CeRun user interface layout
  • Windows XP, Vista and 7 compliant installation and operation

For more information, visit ICAM.

Sources: Press materials received from the company and additional information gleaned from the company's website.

 
 

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