Computer numerical control (CNC) machinery uses software to autonomously direct the two- or three-dimensional movement of subtractive manufacturing tools such as drills, grinders, lathes, mills, and routers. It is a form of industrial automation based on computer-aided design (CAD) and computer-aided manufacturing (CAM) files and replaces manually guided tasks. CNC machines requires programming and can work with different types of robots.
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Future-Proof Your Supply Chain With FANUC
March 15, 2023
Check out FANUC's latest factory automation, collaborative robots, and robots for warehousing and logistics operations at ProMat 2023.
SprutCAM Tech Robot Calibration Mobile App Now Supports 14 Industrial Robots
February 13, 2023
SprutCAM Tech said its free Robot Calibration mobile app can accurate calibrate the tool center point and transfer that data to its SprutCAM X Robot software via smartphone.
Grand Rapids Community College to Open New Automation Center Designed to Train Students for Advanced Manufacturing Jobs
February 9, 2023
Grand Rapids Community College's new center for automation will be funded using federal money secured by U.S. Sen. Gary Peters and U.S. Rep. Hillary Scholten.
T.I.E. Industrial Takes on Robots.com to Help Manufacturers Adopt Automation
January 25, 2023
T.I.E. Industrial last year acquired Robots.com from RobotWorx and plans to combine its experience with aftermarket parts with the site's existing depth of content.
Patti Engineering Becomes an Exclusive FANUC System Integrator
December 15, 2022
Patti Engineering has come to an agreement to solely use FANUC robotic systems as part of its integration efforts.
Optomec and Acme Manufacturing Show Automated Workcell for Adaptive Turbine Part Repair at Formnext
November 11, 2022
Optomec, an additive manufacturing firm, and Acme, a robotic material removal expert, have built a unified workcell for aircraft maintenance, repair, and overhaul.
UR20 to be Displayed for First Time in U.S. at Universal Robots’ IMTS Booth
September 2, 2022
Universal Robots said it will have a big presence at this year’s show and will be featured in more than 20 exhibits.
Universal Robots Hosts Open House in New Hampshire to Showcase Range of Cobot Applications
August 9, 2022
Universal Robots said it sees the New England region as a major market for collaborative robot adoption.
FANUC America Again Expands Michigan Campus to Accommodate Automation Demand
July 29, 2022
FANUC America said its expanded campus in Auburn Hills, Mich., will include robotics production, research, and training facilities, with a total of nearly 2 million sq. ft.
Are Robots at Their Upper Limit for Adoption and Deployment?
July 24, 2022
Robot arms with multiple degrees of freedom are useful for tasks such as machine tending, but how can vendors encourage wider adoption? Specialization, says one consultant.
FANUC Opens New Robotics and Automation Headquarters in Aguascalientes, Mexico
July 13, 2022
FANUC plans to serve industrial automation and CNC machining customers in automotive, aerospace, consumer goods, and other manufacturing from its new headquarters in Mexico.
FANUC Announces New Machine Learning Tool for Predictive Maintenance
June 20, 2022
FANUC America said its AI Servo Monitor works with its MT-LINKi software for preventive maintenance of the drive systems for its servomotors and spindle motors.
Robotiq Says New System Makes CNC Machine Tending Automation Easier Than Ever
June 6, 2022
Robotiq said at Automate 2022 that its new Machine Tending Application Solution wirelessly emulates human operators and can work with any brand of CNC machine.
Shape Process Partners With Mujin at Automate 2022 to Demo Depalletizing and Palletizing System
May 31, 2022
Shape Process and Mujin will be showcasing demonstrations together at Automate 2022 next week in Detroit.
Universal Robots to Demo Press Brake Tending Application and More at Automate 2022
May 24, 2022
The collaborative robot arm leader will display cobot applications and products from its systems integrators, as well as assembly and package demonstrations.