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SolidCAM and Roboris Join to Integrate G-Code Simulation with SolidCAM

Under the agreement, SolidCAM will widen its offer with a new module, powered by the Eureka library.

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By DE Editors  

March 16, 2020

SolidCAM and Roboris announces that they have signed a partnership agreement to integrate Eureka Virtual Machining technology into SolidCAM.

Under the agreement, SolidCAM will widen its offer with a new module, powered by the Eureka library: SolidCAM G-Code Simulator, for an accurate simulation of postprocessed ISO programs. All kinds of machine tools are supported, including complex multi-channel mill-turn and SwissCAM machines.

“The Eureka capabilities are a valuable addition to our current CAM offering”, says Emil Somekh, SolidCAM managing director. “Being able to simulate the ISO output provides our users with an enhanced and accurate virtual representation of the process, before committing the toolpath to the actual machine.”

“Our business development strategy is based on partnerships within three main channels: CAD/CAM companies, Machine Tool makers, and OEMs,” adds Gianluca Bioli, Roboris co-founder. “Signing this agreement with SolidCAM is an important step in becoming a leading provider of virtual machining libraries to the CAM industry.”

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

 
 

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