After online agreement signing, Trimeta Software, the hidden champion of German industrial numerical control, has set up China headquarters in Beijing China-Germany Industrial Park.
German Trimeta Software signed an agreement to settle in Beijing China-Germany Industrial Park via an online meeting, March 21, 2022.
As a hidden champion of industrial CNC in Germany, Trimeta Software plans to set up China headquarters in China-Germany Plaza. It will build a China-Germany international interconnected industrial CNC platform, promote the introduction of high-end machine tool and equipment manufacturing CNC technology, stimulate the transformation and application of core technologies in China, and assist domestic SMEs to improve industrial control technology.
The project is planned to land on the third floor of China-Germany Plaza, with a total investment of 100 million yuan. It is expected to achieve an operating income of 200 million yuan and an annual tax of 8 million yuan after it is put into operation. It’s going to recruit 20 overseas R&D engineers and apply for 5 patents each year.
Company profile
German Trimeta Software GmbH was established in Tiefenbronn, Baden-Württemberg, and its CEO is Dr. Friedemann Stütz. The company develops the control software EdiTasc system for high-speed industrial robots and composite CNC machine tools based on the Windows operating system on PCs. The software can achieve personalize programming through BASIC-like language. It has been used for more than 15 years. With precision and flexibility, Editasc can control milling machines, machines tools, grinding compound machining centers and industrial robots. It can also achieve interpolating continuous control with up to 8 axes, support printed circuit boards engraving, mold making and milling of printed circuit board prototypes. Through innovative technology research and development, Editasc can realize the RTCP (rotation around the tool center point) function of the five-axis machining center. It is a fundamental software which China's rapid problem-solving and high-precision industry needs but has been stuck by foreign countries.
