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There are machines that are "self-aware" in the sense that they run a simulation parallel to the NC control, slightly advanded in time, to catch catastrophic cr
by rmu09 8y ago
There are machines that are "self-aware" in the sense that they run a simulation parallel to the NC control, slightly advanded in time, to catch catastrophic crashes and ESTOP the machine. Cutting into the machine bed can be _very_ expensive.
- nickpinkston 8y agoWhich machines are you referring to? How aware? Do they have any vision? Can they "see" or otherwise "know" about the cutters / workholding?
- rmu09 8y agoI know of WFL millturns with crashguard. AFAIK the crash guard is a separate component that relies on 3d models of the machine and the tools, it doesn't see anything. If you workholding is weak and a piece comes loose the crash guard probably won't make a difference.