[step-manufacturing] Undecided Conference Call #2

Zhao, Fiona fiona.zhao at nist.gov
Mon Nov 8 12:50:49 EST 2010


Hi Martin,

During our Renton demo, we discovered that the sequence of the three measurement surface need to be record in the STEP-NC data model so that the measurement operator does not need to manually figure out the measurement sequence at each setup. This could be one of the issues we discuss in the upcoming teleconference.

Cheers!

Fiona


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Fiona Zhao, Ph.D.

Guest Researcher

Intelligent Systems Division

National Institute of Standards and Technology

100 Bureau Drive, Stop 8230

Gaithersburg, MD 20899-8230

301-975-3434 (voice)

301-990-9688 (fax)

301-956-0375 (mobile)

fiona.zhao at nist.gov (email)

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From: step-manufacturing-bounces at steptools.com [mailto:step-manufacturing-bounces at steptools.com] On Behalf Of Martin Hardwick
Sent: Monday, November 08, 2010 12:11 PM
To: step-manufacturing at steptools.com
Subject: [step-manufacturing] Undecided Conference Call #2


All,

The second conference call of our undecided series is this Wednesday. I would like to propose the following agenda.

1. Review of options for demonstrating CAM to CAM data exchange
- David Odendahl to lead the discussion

2. Review of options for demonstrating a cutting tool library interface
- Bengt Olsson to lead the discussion

3. Review of options for demonstrating volume compensation in closed loop machining
- Martin Hardwick to lead the discussion

I have made a set of slides to get us started on the volume compensation.
ftp://www.steptools.com/private/Undecided/Volume_compensation.pptx

The closed loop machining model as we left it at the end of the last demonstration is below.
ftp://www.steptools.com/private/Undecided/Closed_loop_schema_20101108.pdf

We did not test the error control features of this model at Renton, but the demonstration made it clear that this should be an important feature of the model because this is an easy way to prevent many of the issues that can occur when an operator is in the loop.

Martin Hardwick
Team Leader STEP-Manufacturing

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