Users Speak — From Robotic Art to CNC Motorcycle Craftsmanship

Joakim Målare, founder of the solo design studio nioform in Årnäs, Sweden, shared his journey from early experiments in 3D modeling to fully robotic fabrication. With experience in model making and stone masonry, Joakim now uses industrial robots to shape large-scale artistic objects from materials such as bronze, concrete, and fiberglass. At the heart of his workflow is ENCY Robot, which enables him to simulate complex robotic movements, generate toolpaths, and manage multi-axis machining with confidence and precision. His workshop is equipped with ABB robots, custom fixtures, and hotwire cutters — all integrated into a flexible and efficient digital production pipeline driven by ENCY.

 “I would not be where I am today without ENCY”, said Joakim during his presentation.

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Another highlight of the conference was the talk by Vlad Belyakov, CEO of BOX39. What began in a garage has grown into one of the most exciting names in custom motorcycle customization. Based in Dubai, BOX39 combines bold aesthetics, advanced engineering, and CNC machining to build one-of-a-kind motorcycles that attract attention around the world. In his presentation, Vlad shared how the company moved from using ESPRIT CAM to adopting ENCY, enabling faster workflows, more complex part geometries, and greater design freedom.

With Haas CNC machines on the shop floor and a fast-growing global fan base, BOX39 exemplifies how ENCY supports digital craftsmanship at the highest level.

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The video recordings of both presentations are now available on our YouTube channel. We invite you to watch, share, and get inspired.

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