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Press Release10 September 2024Digital IndustriesStuttgart
Siemens Xcelerator: DMG MORI, Renishaw, and Siemens are working as innovation partners and expanding digital offerings for machine tools
Renishaw: Quality monitoring of tools at the highest level
The Siemens
Xcelerator offering from Renishaw consists of a solution for measuring and
monitoring the condition of tools. The basic system is already offered by DMG
MORI. The solution is based on a high-precision laser system for tool
measurement from Renishaw and the edge-based analysis software Analyze
MyWorkpiece /Monitor from Siemens. The condition monitoring solution enables the
automatic validation of tool wear and the timely automatic replacement of worn
tools. The solution also ensures that the manufacturing process is traceable thanks
to data evaluation. The fast tool inspection by optical scanning reduces manual
intervention and therefore disruptions within the manufacturing process. The
data-driven analysis approach ensures the traceability of the manufacturing
process, which closes the loop in terms of quality assurance and production
planning (closed-loop manufacturing). At AMB, the solution will be on display for
the first time at DMG MORI (Hall 10) and at Renishaw (Hall 7, booth A11) on a
DMU 60 eVo.
DMG MORI: Scalable offering for the end-to-end digital twin for machine tool machining at the Siemens Xcelerator Marketplace
The manufacturer
of high-precision machine tools, DMG MORI, is expanding its offering for the end-to-end
digital twin for machine tool machining on the Siemens Xcelerator Marketplace. Specific
solutions for the digital twin of the control system, machine, and workpiece will
be presented for a variety of applications. This makes it possible to optimize machining
processes long before the real machine is put into operation. Based on the digital
native CNC Sinumerik One, the portfolio includes a tailored digital twin for
the user – regardless of the shop floor or CAM applications. For example, machine
operators on the shop floor can purchase a digital twin package that allows them
to create a simple NC program on the PC and thus carry out a collision check
without using the machine. A CAM user, on the other hand, can create
sophisticated parts in a CAD environment and perform a quick initial validation
of the program. With DMG MORI’s new, scalable digital twin offerings, customers
can now individually determine the scope of the required simulation and
purchase the corresponding packages.
The DMG
MORI digital twin for machine tool machining helps to avoid programming errors
that cause rejects and damage to the actual machine. It can ramp up production up
to 40 percent faster, significantly reducing the energy consumption of the real
machine. Even new processes can be set up digitally while the machine is in
operation. It also helps to reduce unproductive machine times, such as test
machining, by as much as 75 percent. This is because the testing and running-in
of programs is transferred from the actual machine to the virtual world.
The DMG
MORI machines DMU 50 3. Generation, CTX beta 450 TC, and NZ TRE rely on the Sinumerik
One with its performance and state-of-the-art shop floor programming. At the
trade fair, visitors can experience the machines and their end-to-end digital
twin first-hand at the DMG MORI booth in Hall 10.
The Siemens Xcelerator offering from Renishaw
consists of a solution for measuring and monitoring the condition of tools.
With the
new, scalable digital twin offerings from DMG MORI, customers can now
individually determine the scope of the required simulation and purchase the
corresponding packages.
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