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Our spike® team investigated this question. Our trade fair team presented the results and other new developments relating to the spike® model series from September 18 – 23 at the EMO in Hanover.

In cooperation with numerous partners, we have compiled four different spike® use cases on the subject of “Tool Failure Point.” In these use cases, both our spike®_mobile sensor tool holder and our spike®_inspindle spindle-integrated model were represented. Together with our “fusion” software, spike® offers a powerful solution on the road to digital machining.

Here is a Brief Overview of our Spike® Use Cases:

• Aerospace component with GROB and gemineers – High-precision aluminum machining with a digital twin for 100% process documentation.
• CFRP drilling with REGO-FIX and Sharon-Cutwell – Algorithm-based prediction of tool failure points to reduce quality testing effort and costs.
• Titanium machining with DMG MORI and CERATIZIT – KPI-based tool life prediction with live quality prediction and process force monitoring.
• AI-based drilling with FANUC, Gühring and Big Data in Manufacturing – Quality prediction with algorithms based on spike® process force data.

We would like to thank the numerous visitors and the many interesting discussions.

All information about our upcoming and past trade fairs can be found on our trade fair dates page.