ModuleWorks and Toolpath Announce Tech Partnership

ModuleWorks, a company dedicated to toolpath generation and simulation software for digital manufacturing, and Toolpath, a developer of a new cloud-based, artificial intelligence-driven manufacturing workflow automation platform, have signed a multi-year technology partnership focusing on accelerated deployment of cloud computing technology for machining estimation and CAM automation.

The technology partnership focuses on accelerating the development of software solutions that automate tasks for shop owners, estimators, planners and CNC programmers. Since its introduction, the Toolpath platform—built using specialized optimization methods and artificial intelligence—as included proven technology from ModuleWorks. The extended technology partnership will focus on accelerating the performance of both companies’ software and the eventual integration of the full range of ModuleWorks functionalities into the Toolpath platform.

To accomplish their mission, Toolpath has already started building a strong network of advisors drawn from the  machining community, and many of their executives have been actively engaged in the industry over the past ten to fifteen years. Additionally, they are developing highly optimized algorithms and AI solutions. They are committed to delivering what machinists deserve and they trust ModuleWorks as a dedicated partner in their journey. 

“ModuleWorks and Toolpath have an aligned vision,” says Dr. Yavuz Murtezaoglu, founder & managing director of ModuleWorks. “We want to develop the best technology—empowering professionals in manufacturing—and get it to them fast. This is only possible with trusted partnerships and aligned software development. Because Toolpath has leveraged ModuleWorks technology from the beginning, we can move quickly to empower users with highly intelligent cloud-based manufacturing solutions for machining estimation and CAM automation.” 

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