As a part of their studies, students at the department “architecture, building and planning” are requested to produce models to gain practical experiences. The models are predominantly made of different sorts of wood and acrylic. All model parts have to be cut to size before they are assembled.
The production of models is a very time consuming and labour-intensive work when done by hand. The university was looking for a technology that reduces production time, and can be used by many students. It should provide a software feature that allows the attribution of working hours to the users. As model making is an extremely precise craft, the cutting system must realize excellent results on a large range of materials.