CAM — Computer-Aided Manufacturing — turns a design into toolpaths, machine code and real parts: operations, fixturing, feeds and speeds, post-processing.
In N23D, CAM reads the native CAD model directly. There is no STEP hand-off, so features, tolerances and PMI survive intact and toolpaths remain associative to the geometry they were built on.
Native connections that matter:
- CAM ↔ CAD: change a pocket or hole and operations regenerate instead of silently going stale.
- CAM ↔ CAE: simulate distortion or thermal effects against the same model you are cutting.
- CAM ↔ ERP: cycle times and tooling feed straight into scheduling, capacity and true part cost.
- CAM ↔ PLM: the program is versioned with the part revision, so the shop floor never runs last month’s code.
Built on a 100% Rust core for safe, parallel path computation. See the platform.
