SAN JOSE, CA, Mar 20, 2015 – Refresh Your Memory, Inc., a DNC and CNC Monitoring System innovator for over 30 years, will showcase the new FactoryWiz DNC system in Booth #5030 at Eastec manufacturing exposition. FactoryWiz DNC is designed from the ground up to be simple, modern, and touch-screen accessible on the latest Windows operating systems and mobile devices. Users will appreciate the streamlined user interface with an original architecture designed around ease-of-use.
FactoryWiz DNC
FactoryWiz DNC offers full integration with FactoryWiz Monitoring, a powerful CNC machine tool monitoring and data collection solution.
FactoryWiz Monitoring
The latest release of FactoryWiz Monitoring boosts productivity by displaying vital CNC equipment and event status wherever and whenever operators and managers need it: large screen monitors in common work areas, desktop monitors, mobile devices and smartphones. Users can easily customize displays and reports. Three new timeline views let you view a 24-hour timeline of a single CNC machine, a stacked timeline view of multiple machines, and an embeddable timeline that can be inserted into your reports. FactoryWiz Monitoring is designed for all native Ethernet CNC machines or legacy RS-232 machines. Visibility Drives Success!
For more information call 866-796-4362 or visit their website www.factorywiz.com. FactoryWiz DNC will be shown at the Eastec Show on May 12-14, 2015, Eastern States Exposition, West Springfield, MA.
About Refresh Your Memory, Inc.
Refresh Your Memory, Inc. is an innovative solution provider of CNC communications and machine/event monitoring systems for the manufacturing industry. RYM has established an excellent reputation designing, installing, servicing and providing support for DNC/monitoring systems with over 31 years of world-wide experience. RYM is committed to providing their customers with powerful wired or wireless DNC packages and machine/event monitoring through the FactoryWiz product line. Both older RS-232 Legacy and newer state-of-the-art Ethernet machines are supported in their native communication formats.
