There‘s no better connection than that of a common language – which is also true for machine tools. The easier they exchange and share information,the more efficient they are. umati - the universal machine tool interface - is an universal interface, which enables machine tools and peripherals to connect to customer-specific IT ecosystems – easy, secure, and seamless. An open standard for machine tool users throughout the world. It serves to exploit new potentials for manufacturing of the future.
umati serves the needs of machine tool users by reducing costs for machine tool connectivity, faster realization of customer specific projects, and enabling transparency and the possibility to optimize the production by getting added value from data.
Come and see umati@METAV Dusseldorf 2020 reloaded! Find out which products are connected and how data can drive business
At the umati information/community booth
experience how umati realizes the simple and seamless flow of data between machine tools and software systems
learn how data can be used to provide added value services
talk to experts for an insight into concepts, ideas and applications of umati.
visit partner companies demonstrating their innovative hardware and software solutions featuring umati connectivity
Visit more partner companies throughout the METAV Düsseldorf fairground that have connected machines live either from the fairground or from home, and get an insight into their motivation to be part of umati.
umati…
was created in 2018 in a joint effort by VDW, the German machine tool builders’ association, starting with a community of 17 partners.
has become part of a strong worldwide community (more than120 companies, associations and research institutions from more than 10 countries actively contribute)
is developed by the machine tool industry with and for its customers
provides an OPC UA Companion Specification to integrate into the global interoperability standard OPC UA
enables individual mapping and transformation of parameters by standardized input for customer- or manufacturer-specific configurations of machine tools.
