ENCY Software
"Go Beyond CAD/CAM"
All-in-one CAD/CAM and offline robot programming software for multi-axis CNC machines and industrial robots, with full machine and robotic-cell simulation.
ENCY Software Ltd develops ENCY, an all-in-one CAD/CAM and offline robot programming (OLP) software platform for CNC machines and industrial robots. Built on the proprietary, technologically independent ENCY X ecosystem, the software spans a full spectrum of manufacturing applications: multi-axis milling, turning, mill-turn, Swiss-type machining, and wire EDM; additive and hybrid manufacturing; and robotic milling, welding, cutting, trimming, polishing, deburring, spray painting, and pick-and-place. Its dedicated robotics product, ENCY Robot, delivers kinematics-aware toolpath calculation, robot kinematics management, external-axis support, singularity, collision and reach-zone handling, and full robotic-cell simulation with control-program postprocessing and verification. The companion MachineMaker application is a zero-code digital twin builder with a robot components library covering all major industrial robot brands, allowing manufacturers and integrators to construct and simulate complete robotic cells and generate error-free code through certified post processors. The product family also includes ENCY Tuner for shop-floor NC-code simulation and re-engineering, and ENCY Hyper, a hybrid programming system for industrial robots with real-time execution, CAM features, a touch interface, mixed-brand cell support, and 3D vision. The ENCY X platform adds real-time team collaboration, an open API, and rich digital manufacturing content, with built-in AI introduced in version 2.0.
Headquartered in Limassol, Cyprus, ENCY distributes through a global dealer network, runs an online ENCY Academy, and exhibits at international machine-tool trade shows including IMTS, JIMTOF, and AMTEX.
Primary type & automation activities this supplier delivers:
ENCY Robot
Complete offline robot programming solution for toolpath calculation, kinematics management and robotic-cell simulation.
ENCY Hyper
Hybrid programming system for industrial robots with real-time execution, CAM features and touch interface.
MachineMaker
Zero-code digital twin builder for full robotic cells with a library of major robot brands and certified post processors.
ENCY Tuner
Shop-floor NC-code simulation, fine-tuning and re-engineering software for CNC machines and industrial robots.
Contact ENCY Software
WEBSITE
https://encycam.com/PHONE
+357 25 054746HEADQUARTERS
Cyprus
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ENCY Software and Stäubli Robotics partner to simplify robot programming
ENCY Software and Stäubli Robotics have entered into a global partnership aimed at enhancing the ease and efficiency of robot programming. This collaboration seeks to make the programming process more intuitive and accessible for users, thereby accelerating the development and deployment of robotic solutions. The agreement was announced recently, highlighting both companies' commitment to innovation in the robotics industry. By leveraging their respective expertise, ENCY Software and Stäubli Robotics aim to streamline workflows and improve user experience in robotic applications, ultimately driving broader adoption of automation technologies across various sectors.
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The Steam Controller and an Industrial Robot: An Unexpected Intersection
ENCY Software has highlighted the significance of tactile, analog input in programming industrial robots and collaborative robots (cobots) through its innovative product, ENCY Hyper. This development underscores the relevance of standard wireless controllers, which may initially appear disconnected from the manufacturing environment. By integrating these controllers into robotic programming, ENCY Software aims to enhance the precision and efficiency of robotic operations. The initiative reflects a growing recognition of the importance of user-friendly interfaces in industrial automation, emphasizing how traditional input methods can still play a crucial role in modern technology.
