RhinoNC OPENLAB
RHINONC
CAM software solution integrated into Rhinoceros
RhinoNC OPENLAB is the set of services for toolpath generation, designed for those companies that have or would like to develop their own CAM application, but do not have the possibility to create a complete software independently. OPENLAB gives the possibility to take advantage of all the services that a complete CAM like RhinoNC can offer.
RhinoNC OPENLAB allows you to use in RhinoNC, your library services, through a dialog in which you can enter the parameters needed to calculate the toolpath.
RhinoNC OPENLAB links the resulting values of the required machining between your service library and the RhinoNC interface, in order to obtain a toolpath integrated into the RhinoNC interface, to which you can apply all of its additional services, such as toolpath simulation, insertion of other additional strategies to your project, or postprocessor calculation.
The advantages of RhinoNC OPENLAB are multiple: the partner that needs RhinoNC services such as simulation, postprocessor or reporting, can continue to develop its ideas without having to modify or change its internal structure in the slightest; it will be RhinoNC OPENLAB to ensure the correct reading of data and the transition between its services and those of RhinoNC, just like a plugin of the solution.
OPENLAB can directly connect RhinoNC to any library in two ways:
Bidirectional
If your services include calculation libraries, we will have a bidirectional data transfer. That is, it will be possible from RhinoNC to call a dialog in which you can enter the necessary parameters which then will be processed by your services, obtaining a toolpath in the RhinoNC environment ready to be simulated and postprocessed.
Multiple
A second chance of interaction between RhinoNC and your services is when using the RhinoNC calculation libraries. In this case, after calling the dialog from RhinoNC and entering the parameters for the path calculation tool, they will be processed by the algorithms in the RhinoNC libraries. The result will be developed by your services by obtaining a toolpath in the RhinoNC environment ready to be simulated and postprocessed.
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