Eureka G-Code: Save machine setup time, avoid breakdowns and optimize machining cycles by simulating your ISO programs. Eureka G-Code provides a complete 3D simulation of a machine tool through a simple and intuitive graphical interface. It simulates the actual G-code, regardless of how it is created, either manually or post-processed from a CAM program. Eureka G-Code simulates based on the highly accurate and reliable "digital twins" of machine tools and CNC controllers. Eureka G-code has been in the market for more than 20 years and is able to simulate all the most popular CNC machine programs currently on the market.

Eureka Chronos: Save machining time and extend tool life by 2x or more by optimizing ISO programs generated by CAM systems. Eureka Chronos uses A.I. to optimize feed rates of G-code programs. It is based on algorithms to maintain a constant amount of tool engagement and material removal while keeping the original CAM program tool path geometry unchanged. Eureka Chronos is compatible with all major CAM software. Eureka Chronos uses the information extracted from NC program simulations to adjust feed rates and obtain optimal cutting conditions along the entire tool path, thanks to reliable and accurate calculations of cutting conditions.

Eureka Robot: Robot post-processor/Robot off-line programming. Eureka Robot allows the combination of the flexibility of a 6-axis robot with the technology of a CNC machining center for welding, milling, deburring, bonding, cleaning, and additive manufacturing. With a dedicated post-processor for robots, Eureka converts any APT code generated by a CAM system into a program for robots with 6 axes or more. In the conversion process, Eureka calculates the optimal movement of the robot and the external axis to simulate every aspect of machining. The robot post processor allows programming of robots with 6 axes or more using standard CAD/CAM technology for any complex machining operation, and fully simulation of the machining process, so as to avoid collisions, singularities, over-limits, and time waste on real robots.