CNC EyeTeam Exclusive!
Siemens to launch new job shop CNC!
After a year-long investigation, Jane Peterson and the CNC EyeTeam have confirmed the imminent launch of a new kind of CNC for job shops.
Having documented a substantial increase in job shop performance during global beta tests of the new control, the CNC EyeTeam is announcing that Siemens is the company behind the launch of the new SINUMERIK 828D CNC. Known for their expertise in high-end aerospace and specialty CNC, Siemens is now introducing advanced, yet affordable and easy to use CNC for job shops.
Tune in for our exclusive coverage as Jane interviews two of the people behind this incredible breakthrough in job shop productivity.
Jane Dark Cover tells all!
Jane’s informant tells everything in this dramatic escape video footage. We now know who is behind this huge breakthrough in productivity…
New CNC "under wraps"
The story continues as we hear of a machine that has undergone thorough testing with a new, exponentially easier CNC. An anonymous tip came in about a machine prepped under heavy security for shipping to an undisclosed location. Our CNC EyeTeam reporter arrived just in time to capture this photo. The circumstances are sketchy, but the CNC was tightly under wraps as though there was something to hide. The timing of this and the recent image from Brazil have us wondering…
Security Tight at FEIMAFE
A new CNC control on display at FEIMAFE 2009 in Brazil created quite a stir on May 22nd when an interested operator attempted to take a photo with his cell phone. A security guard intercepted the attempt and quickly ushered the man away. What were they trying to hide? Witnesses stated the control demonstration centered on increased productivity. Is this somehow tied in to the shop in Asheville?
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