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News Release from: Applied Computing and Engineering
Edited by the Manufacturingtalk Editorial
Team on 06 November 2003
Simulation company names robotic
software agents
Simulation specialist Applied Computing and Engineering has established European and US distributor networks for its CimStation Robotics simulation and offline programming software.
Simulation specialist Applied Computing and Engineering has established European and US distributor networks for its CimStation Robotics (CSR) robotics simulation and offline programming software CSR is widely used in the automotive, aerospace, materials handling and engineering sectors to optimise the performance of robots in manufacture
This article was originally published on Manufacturingtalk on 11 Jan 2002 at 8.00am (UK)
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Following the acquisition of CSR from Adept Technologies in 2002, Applied Computing and Engineering (AC and E) now has distributors in France, Germany, Spain and Switzerland and the United States.
These include: SOFTServe GmbH for Germany and Switzerland, Promaut Sl for Spain.
AC and E staff are also located in offices in France and in the US (West Coast, and Mid West).
CSR is the only software designed from the outset to simulate multiple robotic devices on both PC and UNIX platforms.
This allows the creation of a virtual assembly line in which CSR accurately simulates interactions between workcell components to optimise equipment selection.
In addition, the software enables companies to use simulation to eliminate the risk of damage to equipment, and offline programming frees robots for round-the-clock production.
"Our distributors are chosen with great care to ensure we continue to expand our reputation for delivering first class service and support to our customers across the world.
CSR is an excellent simulation system, delivering impressive productivity benefits to our users.
By working with distributors supporting automotive, aerospace and manufacturing, we are able to offer tailored systems in these and emerging markets such as materials handling," said AC and E managing director, Stewart Allinson.
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