Optimizing this microwave filter using AM reduced its weight by 55%, while increasing stiffness by 79%. Photo Credit: Hexagon/Tesat-Spacecom GmbH & Co. KG.
Hexagon’s Manufacturing Intelligence division (North Kingstown, R.I., U.S.) and Authentise (Philadelphia, Pa., U.S.), a Manufacturing Execution System (MES) provider specializing in additive manufacturing (AM), have partnered to deliver a solution that connects the end-to-end 3D printing value chain from design, manufacturing operations and quality assurance to make AM more predictable, repeatable and traceable.
New solutions delivered through this partnership will apply statistical process control (SPC) with machine learning (ML) and artificial intelligence (AI) methods to mitigate waste and quality issues during the design phase and improve the repeatability of AM processes within a site or between global locations.
Esprit CAM introduces Esprit Tng April 28, 2021 Maryam Farag
Esprit CAM introduced a computer-aided-manufacturing (CAM) technology named Esprit Tng Cam, part of Hexagon’s Manufacturing Intelligence division that provides manufacturers with the control to use multi-spindle and multi-channel computer-numerical-control machinery for the machining of long parts.
Esprit Tng CAM software automatically tracks the location of work offsets regardless of part position, by enabling programmers to define the offset and offset translations, or the points at which offset changes occur. In addition to enabling precise simulation, it eliminates the need for custom settings or calculations to the machine post to ensure that parts are machined accurately and makes it possible to program a bigger number of complex machining scenarios without error.
Sweden — New computer-aided-manufacturing (CAM) technology has been introduced by Esprit CAM, part of Hexagon’s Manufacturing Intelligence division. It provides manufacturers with the control and flexibility needed to use multi-spindle and multi-channel computer-numerical-control (CNC) machinery for the machining of long parts.
Hexagon’s Manufacturing Intelligence opens certification centre April 14, 2021 Maryam Farag
Photo: Hexagon Manufacturing Intelligence.
Hexagon’s Manufacturing Intelligence division announced the opening of a dedicated Hexagon certification centre in Montreal, Canada, in cooperation with its partner Amrikart Ultraprecision.
The new facility will be situated in Amrikart’s Technology Centre located in the greater Montreal area Brossard, Que. This location will serve as a nationwide Leica Absolute Tracker calibration laboratory for servicing new or pre-owned laser trackers.
“It is a privilege to partner with Hexagon’s Manufacturing Intelligence division, a world leader in high precision metrology solutions,” said Jeremy Arpin-Pont, General Manager, Amrikart Ultraprecision. “The Canadian manufacturing industry is increasingly exploiting new generation technologies such as Hexagon’s Leica Absolute Tracker systems serving as critical compon
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