Programming

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Our programming engineers follow two rules: 

·              Keep it simple

·              Keep it safe

This reflects not only our company philosophy, but also the best way to program.  We spend a great deal of time teaching our programmers how to create efficient programs, resulting in faster cycle times and easier debugging.  We also insist that the program must anticipate any sort of contingency in any stage of the cycle.  This includes power outages, personnel entry into the work cell, and anything a rookie operator could do to accidentally damage the equipment.  These standards result in programs that are effective, efficient and, most importantly, safe.  

Our programming engineers follow two rules: keep it simple, and keep it safe. This reflects not only our company philosophy, but also the best way to program. We spend a great deal of time teaching our programmers how to create functional programs with the least amount of code. This results in faster cycle times and easier debugging. We also stress the "X" factor - that the program must anticipate any sort of contingency in any stage of the cycle. These concepts help our programming engineers create programs that are effective, efficient and, most importantly, safe.