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Predator Desktop was designed to automate the shop floor. Desktop's power lies in its job tracking functionality to automate manual or tedious processes, which saves time and increases effectiveness. Desktop's simplicity translates into increased productivity for operators and machinists. Because every manufacturer has different needs. Desktop's shop floor control interface can be customized and extended to match specific user requirements. Some of the more common uses of Desktop include machine monitoring, data collection, viewing CAD files, viewing setup sheets, browsing corporate intranets, organizing CNC programs, managing shop floor files, collecting data for your ERP or MRP system, DNC communications, and more.
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Predator Desktop was designed to automate the shop floor. Desktop's power lies in its job tracking functionality to automate manual or tedious processes, which saves time and increases effectiveness. Desktop's simplicity translates into increased productivity for operators and machinists. Because every manufacturer has different needs. Desktop's shop floor control interface can be customized and extended to match specific user requirements. Some of the more common uses of Desktop include machine monitoring, data collection, viewing CAD files, viewing setup sheets, browsing corporate intranets, organizing CNC programs, managing shop floor files, collecting data for your ERP or MRP system, DNC communications, and more.