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The ESPRIT CAM system has been pre-packaged to run the line of Citizen Swiss-Style lathes.
The CAM system includes Citizen specific post processors and machine templates to assure
the ESPRIT software run out-of-the box for Citizen machines. This pre-packaged solution
assures ESPRIT/Citizen customers will receive the full benefit of their machine tool investment.
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| | | ESPRIT World Conference 2008 sponsored by Citizen, Mori Seiki and Sodick |  (13-Dec-2007) Three leading machine tool makers — Citizen Machinery, Mori Seiki Co., Ltd., and Sodick, Inc. — recently signed agreements to sponsor ESPRIT World Conference 2008(EWC), an annual meeting of the ESPRIT software community hosted by computer-aided-manufacturing (CAM) software innovator DP Technology, maker of ESPRIT. |
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| | | ESPRIT by DP Technology selected as a preferred CAM system by Citizen Machinery |  (3-Dec-2007) ESPRIT computer-aided-manufacturing (CAM) software, made by CAM industry leader DP Technology, has been selected as a preferred CAM software by machine-tool maker Citizen Machinery. |
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| | | ESPRIT in November issue of Production Machining magazine |  (14-Nov-2007) An ESPRIT customer success story has been published in the current issue of Production Machining magazine, which ran the piece, written by Lori Beckman, as one of its regular “Case in Point” case-study features.
DP customer Medtronic Powered Surgical Solutions of Fort Worth, Texas, is featured in the article, which details the company’s programming experiences before and after making the switch to ESPRIT. Medtronic, founded in the 1960s, produces power surgical motors, tools and attachments, as well as tools used for neurosurgery and spinal surgery.
Rick Rauh of DP reseller CIM Integraters was instrumental in bringing the article to fruition.
The article is accessible for viewing online at www.productiomachining.com, or by linking to the online version here. |
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| | | ESPRIT at Mechatronics Technology Japan 2007 |  (30-Oct-2007) ESPRIT was represented at three booths featured at the biennial Mechatronics Technology Japan (MECT) show, which took place in Port Messe Nagoya, the Nagoya international exhibition hall, Oct. 17-20. |
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| | | ESPRIT 2008 at Citizen Machinery America’s Swiss Made Simple Seminar Sept. 11-12 |  (7-Sep-2007) ESPRIT 2008, the latest release from computer-aided-manufacturing (CAM) industry leader DP Technology, will be exhibited Sept. 11 and 12 at Citizen Machinery America’s Swiss Made Simple Seminar, where visitors will learn how ESPRIT can help programmers of Citizen Swiss-style lathes perform duties more rapidly, reduce set-up time and generate more accurate programs. |
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| | | DP Technology adopted as official software partner by SIRMA Macchine srl |  (2-Aug-2007) Computer-aided manufacturing (CAM) industry leader DP Technology, maker of ESPRIT CAM software, is pleased to announce that leading Italian machine tool company SIRMA Macchine srl has adopted ESPRIT as an official partner. |
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| | | ESPRIT Cuts Programming Time for Dental Implant Maker IMTEC Swiss |  (12-Dec-2006)
“One of the biggest advantages of ESPRIT is the way it lets us validate the program on a computer screen rather than tying up a much more expensive machine tool … mistakes can take a considerable amount of expensive machine time to diagnose and correct. With ESPRIT, we can find them in the simulation. This helps explain why nearly every part that we program works perfectly the first time we run it on the machine.”
--- Marvin Saucer, manufacturing engineer and CAD/CAM programmer for IMTEC Swiss
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| | | ESPRIT on display at JIMTOF 2006 |  (6-Nov-2006) ESPRIT is well represented at JIMTOF, running November 1 through November 8. ESPRIT demos can be found on the following booths: Mori Seiki, Citizen, Nakamura Tome, Sodick, Tsugami, Star and Sarix |
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| | | ESPRIT CAM software at CMTS in Canada |  (1-Sep-2005) Creators of one of the world’s leading CAM software systems, DP Technology Corp. will demonstrate its flagship product, ESPRIT, at CMTS in Toronto, booth number 203. The latest version of the software continues to build off earlier versions and includes a pre-packaged solution for programming multitasking mill-turn machine tools—helping increase overall productivity. |
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ESPRIT driving a Citizen L5 Swiss Turning Center...
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