CAMARILLO, Calif : Surfware, Inc., developer of SURFCAM® Velocity CAD/CAM systems Powered by TrueMill®, today announced the opening of the Surfware Demo and Training Center in Camarillo, California.
This state-of-the-art facility will serve many functions. It will be a multi-media center where live demonstrations of TrueMill and SURFCAM will be filmed and made available on the Surfware website, YouTube and other communication outlets.
The facility will host live webcasts, where people around the country and the world can view real-time demonstrations of using TrueMill for the high speed cutting of titanium on a Haas machine.
The Center will also serve as a R&D site where additional research on the vast potential of the TrueMil technology will take place. The results of this research will benefit the machining industry worldwide.
Finally, to ensure that visitors to the Demo Center feel at home, the facility is a bright, well-appointed and comfortable place to visit.
According to Stephen A. Diehl, President and CEO of Surfware, “With the launch of the Surfware Demo and Training Center, we now have an outstanding facility that will further demonstrate the tremendous cost savings and efficiency gains created by our TrueMill technology. With the opening of the Demo Center, Surfware is continuing its commitment to product excellence and innovation.”
Feb 24, 2009
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