Multi-user collaborative tool path planning using process decomposition

Multi-user collaborative tool path planning using process decomposition

Single-user computer-aided engineering applications force a strictly serial design process, which ultimately lengthens time to market. We created multi-user tool path planning software, which allows the work to be done in parallel by several users who are experts in various processes. Key to decreas...

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