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Sounds like sales and marketing BS to me.He did mention that a CNC CMM could react much faster to a crash than a DCC CMM.
Well yeah, but it's still all driven by programming "numbers" via ones and zeros such that in the final analysis it is literally "computer numerical control" moving that CMM gantry around. The use of G code doesn't define what is CNC or not.DCC (direct computer control) was a phrase I first saw back when CMMs were run by DEC PDP-11 mini-computers before the days of microprocessors.
The difference being that they programed in there own language and did not understand G-codes. G-code can't handle all the math calcs that a CMM needs to do.
He did mention that a CNC CMM could react much faster to a crash than a DCC CMM.
Not a good analogy as CMM's and machine tools are intimately connected and always have been, whereas matt cutters are a whole different field.The difference in terms is probably just history. For things like mat cutters, you can search for "CNC" all day and find nothing - they are "computer controlled". Might even be a controller that reads G-code.
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