Employee can also be trained simply by using the digital twin of the machine instead of training directly on the machine. Sinumerik ONE enables machine tool users to simulate workpiece programming along with the setup and operation of machines entirely on the PC. For example, machine concepts and functions can be discussed even before the real hardware becomes available. The virtual model of the CNC machine offers machine builders and users additional advantages. Virtual commissioning can also considerably reduce the time needed to commission real machines.

With Sinumerik ONE, machine tool builders can virtually map their development processes, while significantly reducing the product development phase and time-to-market. Both machine tool builders and machine users benefit from the universal digital twin for the product, production and performance. It is the future-proof controller for CNC machines in the increasingly digital world of manufacturing. Thanks to its high-performance hardware that interacts between the virtual and real world, Sinumerik ONE sets new standards in productivity, performance and digitalization. The new controller works with software to create the machine controller and its associated digital twin from one engineering system and thus contributes to the seamless integration of hardware and software. With Sinumerik ONE, the first digital native CNC, Siemens is driving forward the digital transformation in the American machine tool industry.

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