Soft Servo Systems
US maker of open-architecture PC-based CNC and motion control software; founded 1998 by MIT engineers in Waltham, MA.
Soft Servo Systems, Inc. is a Massachusetts-based company founded in 1998 by MIT professionals specializing in open-architecture, PC-based CNC and general motion control (GMC) solutions. The company leverages FPGA technology combined with PC computing power to deliver high-performance, affordable servo control systems for CNC machine tools and industrial robots. Its products are used in precision machining, multi-axis motion control, and robot controller applications worldwide.
Primary type & automation activities this supplier delivers:
CNC Solutions
PC-based CNC control software and systems for machine tools.
General Motion Control Solutions
PC-based general motion control solutions for automation.
Contact Soft Servo Systems
WEBSITE
https://softservo.comPHONE
+1 781-891-9555HEADQUARTERS
United States
Company Facts
Founded
1998
Primary Role
Manufacturer
Company Size
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Primary Region
North America
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