Corrected feed depth for the first gear tooth slots offsets fresh wheel wear, avoiding dual-machining while keeping tooth depth uniform.
Geometry-based polish strategies and reachable-area toolpaths automate freeform mold finishing to improve repeatability and cut polishing time.
Omnidirectional wheels and portable path setting automate floor grinding, reducing operator strain while keeping brush speed stable.
A magneto-rheological polishing method uses a dynamic magic angle-step path to optimize material removal.
High-friction supporters eliminate tensile stress on belts during polishing, preventing breakage and roller adhesion.
Dynamic parameter changes in wire sawing reduce total thickness variation and prevent wire breaks during high-speed cutting.