Tina Helix
Tina specializes in toolpath programming using software like NUMROTO, ANCA ToolRoom, and Walter Helitronic. She quickly builds 3D models and grinding paths for high-precision tooling, enabling flexible production of custom cutting tools.
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New Alloy Allows for Folding Plane Wings During Flight
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Americans More Comfortable with Self-Driving Cars
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New Life for Old Blades
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Drones Targeting Medical Emergencies
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3D Printing Sees Growth in New Areas
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Wearable, Robotic Sensors
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Airbus Going with 3D Printed Jet Parts
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3D Printing Boats
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Automakers Step Up Safety in Semi-Autonomous Vehicles
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