ENCY Use cases
Discover real-world examples of ENCY in action—helping companies streamline operations, cut costs, and achieve breakthroughs
Behind a Formula 1 Pit Stop: Five-Axis Machining with ENCY
How Dino Paoli uses ENCY to program the machining of complex components for the Hurricane 2.0 wheel gun used by Formula 1 teams.
ENCY Software Powers Robotic Fabrication of Public Sculptures in the U.S.
Robotic milling, digital fabrication, and fiberglass craftsmanship for INFINITY, a 21-foot landmark in Pompano Beach, Florida
Less Trial and Error: How ENCY Supports DAMRC’s Robotic Machining Research
Robotic machining gives manufacturers access to large parts, complex toolpaths, and more flexible work-cell organization. The main challenge lies elsewhere: a robot’s behavior changes together with its pose, so the same process can be stable at one point along the toolpath and problematic at another. DAMRC uses ENCY in its research to connect robot programming with the analysis of the factors that affect the actual machining result.
When an Extra Millimeter Turns into Scrap: How HIN Feinmechanik Reduced Scrap and Accelerated Series Ramp-Up with CAM Preparation and Simulation
In precision machining there’s a particularly deceptive failure mode. Everything looks fine: the toolpath is “clean,” cutting is stable, the part is almost finished. And then you discover that you took off too much somewhere. Or the opposite — you left a small “island” of stock that now has to be removed by hand. Or, on the next setup, the tool suddenly can’t reach because the fixture wasn’t properly accounted for.
A Mistake in the Third Setup Costs More Than the Part: How Heinrich Wagner Sinto Moved Risk from the Machine to Simulation
Heinrich Wagner Sinto Maschinenfabrik GmbH is a German manufacturer of equipment for the foundry industry: molding machines and molding lines, as well as related systems and assemblies.
How to Cut Manual Finishing on Milled Surfaces in Foundry Tooling: The Modell- und Formenbau Christian Schmidt Story
Modell- und Formenbau Christian Schmidt is a family-owned company in Germany working in foundry tooling and pattern equipment.
The Perfect Marriage: How CNC Solutions Turned ENCY, a Stäubli Robot, and a Beckhoff Controller into a Product
On paper, a robot is just a set of joints and motors. On a production floor, however, it becomes something entirely different.
How One Maker and Two Robots Build Civic Monuments: The nioform (Sweden) Case Study
CAD/CAM with industrial robots for small architectural projects and construction
Sintech Boosts Innovation and 5-Axis Machining Efficiency with ENCY CAM Software
When precision matters and innovation leads the way, Sintech S.r.l. turns to ENCY.
Flexball Italiana simplifies CNC programming with ENCY CAM software
Founded in 1965, Flexball Italiana is a globally recognized manufacturer of mechanical and mechatronic control systems.