ENCY Technologies
The engineering behind ENCY CAD/CAM — explore each core technology and how it makes your programs run right the first time.
AI-Powered Postprocessor Development
An AI agent writes and debugs your postprocessor inside the ENCY generator — a working post in a day, not weeks.
CAM Macros
Record your machining once — operations, tools, geometry picks — and replay it on the next part. No code, no setup from scratch.
SWARF Machining
5-axis flank milling of ruled surfaces with the side of the tool — one smooth pass instead of dozens of point-milling stepovers.
Blade Machining
A dedicated finishing operation for single blades: airfoil, root zone, hub and edges.
Combo Finish
3-axis finishing in ENCY 3: plane, waterline and scallop toolpaths with two combined strategies for shallow and steep areas.
Radial Slicing
A slicing strategy that builds layers on cylindrical surfaces around a rotary axis, for parts of any angular extent.
Adaptive tilting
The tool tilts on two axes wherever the holder would hit the part — 3-axis programming, 5-axis clearance, no rework.
Auto Axis Map
Automatic redundant axis control for robot cells. One button computes every redundant axis of a robot cell — axis limits, singularities and collisions included — and the map stays editable.
CamAgent
Agentic AI for CAM programming in ENCY. Set a goal — the agent plans, acts, verifies and fixes, driving toolpaths, simulation and NC code.
Tool Assemblies
Tooling described as connected components — cutting tool, adapters, magazine seat — so ENCY can assemble and pick the tool itself.