HiNC Documentation
HiNC is a virtual machine tool and milling simulation software by Tech Coordinate. It performs pre-machining verification and optimization through high-precision simulation and milling physics analysis — including cutting force, moment, deflection, heat, wear, and more.
flowchart TD
subgraph Setup["Setup (ordering-free)"]
Mt["Build / Load<br>Virtual Machine Tool"]
ControlPreset["Configure<br>Drive Mode"]
BasicConfig["Set Workpiece, Fixture,<br>Tool House, Controller & NC"]
MaterialConfig["Set Cutting<br>Parameters"]
ImportData["Import Sensor Data<br>(dynamometer / smart tool holder)"]
end
Setup --> Sim["Run Simulation"]
Sim --> Collision["Collision Detection"]
Sim --> Examine["Inspect & Analyze<br>(force, moment, heat,<br>deflection, wear, power)"]
ImportData --> Examine
Sim --> Train["Train Milling<br>Parameters"]
ImportData --> Train
Train --> MaterialConfig
Sim --> Opt["Generate Optimized NC<br>(re-interpolation,<br>feedrate adjustment)"]
subgraph Inspection
Collision
Examine
end
subgraph Output
Opt
end
Workflows — Task-oriented step-by-step guides
- Basic Simulation — Set up and run a machining simulation
- Milling Force Parameter Training — Train cutting force parameters from sensor data
- NC Optimization — Optimize NC programs for feedrate and compensation
- Sensor Data Mapping — Map external sensor data to simulation toolpaths
- Geometry Validation — Collision detection, geometry comparison, defect scanning
- Dynamometer Experiment SOP — Operating procedure for dynamometer measurement
- Example Projects — Complete project-level examples with real data
Manual — Reference knowledge, looked up on demand
- Setup — Pre-simulation configuration: machine tool, anchor, cutters, controllers, coolant
- Runtime — Script commands, MachiningStep, RuntimeApi, SessionProgress
- Analysis — Theory and evaluation: milling physics, wear, corner behavior, CPU usage
Development — For developers building on HiAPI
- Release Note
- App Anatomy — Transparent per-component breakdown of the HiNC applications (Webservice + WPF) — view ↔ model ↔ source mapping
- API Fundamentals — Geometry, rendering, mechanism topology, messaging, XML IO
- Sample Code — Code samples
Other
- API Reference — Auto-generated C# class and method reference
- Product — About, license, activation, system info