Much like robotic surgery has done in the operating room, CNC machining has leveraged the advantages of computerized precision on the factory floor. For complex, three-dimensional cutting prompts, the traditional manufacturing method required human operators to use levels, buttons, and wheels in a multi-step process to make the appropriate cuts. Invariably, this type of set-up would allow human error to enter the equation. Even the slightest variation in cuts could cause significant challenges.

CNC machining eliminates this concern. The computer software is programmed with the precise cuts that need to be made, and the program can be run repeatedly to produce as many pieces as needed in a single step. As long as the desired cuts are programmed into the CNC software correctly, the risk of human error is removed. You get the right results—every time—faster than you can with human operators.