A Connected Shop Floor on the Show Floor
See an automated, live cutting cell in Caron Engineering’s booth featuring CNC machines, automation, tooling data, measurement systems and process intelligence are shown working together continuously in real time.
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See an automated, live cutting cell in Caron Engineering’s booth featuring CNC machines, automation, tooling data, measurement systems and process intelligence are shown working together continuously in real time. Source: Caron Engineering
Caron Engineering demonstrates how connected automation and real-time process control technologies help solve machining challenges in a fully integrated, live production environment in its booth. There, an automated, live cutting cell featuring CNC machines, automation, tooling data, measurement systems and process intelligence are shown working together continuously in real time to demonstrate how to improve machining stability, eliminate manual processes and increase operational reliability.
At the center of the demonstration is MiConnect Technology, the company’s low-code manufacturing automation platform designed to simplify communication and orchestration across machines, robots, sensors, gaging systems and software platforms.
The live demonstrations also feature Caron Engineering’s TMAC Tool Monitoring Adaptive Control for real-time cutting optimization, adaptive feed control and tool breakage detection; AutoComp closed-loop dimensional feedback with automatic CNC offset compensation; ToolConnect RFID and barcode-based tool data management and transfer; and DTect-IT advanced sensor analysis for machine health, vibration monitoring and predictive process intelligence.
See adaptive control responding live during cutting, automated feedback adjusting machining offsets, machine-to-device communication coordinating the cell and integrated automation working together in a real production environment.
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