Adam does the analysis. Your programmers make the decisions.
Adam (Autonomous Digital Agent for Machining) is the assistant inside DigitalCNC. It controls a deterministic, physics-based model of your machine: the same program on the same machine always gives the same answer. Adam runs the analyses, interprets the results and proposes changes, but every prediction comes from the physics, not from Adam.
Physics-led. Programmer-controlled.
Runs analyses, explains findings and proposes changes.
Same program. Same machine. Same answer.
Review and approve every change.
What Adam does
01
Analyses
Runs the machine-specific prediction across a whole CAM session of 10 to 30 toolpaths.
02
Explains
Shows what limits each toolpath, and why, in plain terms.
03
Improves
Proposes parameter changes; the programmer approves them before they are written back to CAM.
04
Documents
Writes the method of manufacture and records every change.
The value
Time back for programmers
Hours of manual checking become a short list of recommendations to review.
Better-informed changes
Recommendations draw on cutting tool supplier data, machine tool builder recommendations and 25 years of advanced machining research, not on habit.
Programmer in control
Nothing is written to CAM without approval, and every change is traceable.
Engineers freed for engineering
For one manufacturer, Adam produced a method of manufacture in 2 minutes. By hand it took a day.
Apprentices see why a program performs as it does, and why each change is made, on real jobs.
Experienced programmers improve proven programs and carry their practice onto new or different machines.