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SprutCAM X Updates Feature Robots

This update introduces 99 changes containing bug fixes and workflow improvements.

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May 17, 2024

SprutCAM X and SprutCAM X Robot update 17.0.15 have been released from SprutCAM Tech. This update introduces 99 changes containing bug fixes and workflow improvements.

There is now added support for Kawasaki robots (BX300L model and others) in SprutCAM X and MachineMaker. Also, look for support for 27 models of ROKAE robots, which has been added to MachineMaker. Kinematic models of these robots are now also available in the online robot library.

The company increased the speed of machining report generation with sketch output: optimized generation of sketches, which resulted in a reduction of machining report generation time. It is noticeable when generating reports in a bulk group.

SprutCAM Tech has also updated the smart hints for Lathe part off, 5D by meshes, turn takeover, 3D helical and Scallop operations.

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

 

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