You do not require any license for the "DEMO turning machine" template machines (1-channel, 3-axis machine with main spindle and driven tool spindle) and "DEMO milling machine" (1-channel, 3-axis machine). You can, for example, transfer workpieces and part programs to the machine for program simulation and customization, and then from the machine for further use on CNCs.
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By licensing the "SinuTrain for SINUMERIK Operate" basic version becomes a full version. You can import the machine data of your real machine tools into the full version. SinuTrain for SINUMERIK Operate 4.7 and higher versions also include the SinuTrain workbench. There you can create several machines within SinuTrain - even with different and lower software versions. SinuTrain installation thus becomes PC-based work preparation for exactly your machines. You can run the programs created and/or tested here directly on the target machine - without an additional postprocessor or similar.
If you have several machines with the same SINUMERIK operating version, with the appropriate SinuTrain license you can import the machine data of all these machines into SinuTrain and transfer the programs created on SinuTrain to these machines.
The propose application can be built on two levels, one for project management as currently many applications provide this and 2nd for program management where both will benefit from centralized database with full alignment and supplier of solution can maximize the benefit of having full control in one platform.
In VR environments, functional information can be represented as arbitrary signals and in arbitrary modalities. In the assembly task used in the experiments described below, for example, it was necessary to fully insert a bolt. In real life, this information (bolt meets resistance) would be signalled by simultaneous changes in haptic (torque on the tool), auditory (tool sound) and visual cues (rotation stops). The haptic (torque) cue is difficult to realise in VR [11, 12, 17, 25, 28] but representing this functional event is relatively easy in VR by providing alternative haptic signals. We adopted a novel approach to provide an additional informational value of sensory cues during the virtual training. In our virtual simulation, we provided vibration at the top of the hand instead of torque force, a visual colour change of the bolt and the wheel instead of visible rotation and resistance forces, and increased sound intensity instead of the more complex signal change that would be observed in a real tool. By presenting these unrealistic cues during virtual training the overall realism of the virtual environment was decreased. 2ff7e9595c