Cloud-Enhanced CAD/CAM Builds Accessibility, Operational Efficiencies
IMTS 2024: Siemens Digital Industries Software showcases its NX X Manufacturing software, now accessible via a cloud for more flexible sharing, collaboration capabilities.
Source | Siemens Digital Industries Software
Siemens Digital Industries Software is introducing NX X Manufacturing software, a CAD/CAM solution for part manufacturing that is geared toward moldmakers. This technology, now accessible via the cloud, enhances operational efficiency for companies of all sizes. A key part of the Siemens Xcelerator as a Service cloud-based portfolio, NX X Manufacturing delivers software as-a-service (SaaS), enabling manufacturers to free up resources, so they can scale and innovate. According to the company use of the cloud ensures that manufacturers can access their CAD/CAM software anytime, anywhere, while maintaining the highest levels of data security and compliance.
The flexible and streamlined deployment models enable organizations to install NX X Manufacturing on the desktop or stream via AWS cloud services. Tailored to address specific production needs, NX X Manufacturing offers different solution levels based on user needs, backed by comprehensive CAD/CAM capabilities, including:
- Automated programming to cut programming time by up to 90%.
- Advanced toolpath technologies to reduce machining time and improve part quality.
- Integrated G-code-driven machining simulation for error-free machining.
- CAD capabilities for CAM programmers.
Additionally, NX X Manufacturing delivers cloud-based ad hoc data sharing and collaboration through the Teamcenter Share app. Siemens plans to include additive manufacturing and metrology capabilities to NX X Manufacturing along with fully integrated and secure data management using Teamcenter X software.
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