Imagine it’s the year 2036. Children gather in front of a glass monument. Inside: a preserved relic from a forgotten era — the last unoptimized G-code ever run on a CNC machine.

A symbol of inefficiency. Of wasted hours. Of broken tools, unnecessary retracts, static feedrates, and endless air cuts that were once mistaken for real machining.

Why We’re Still Here
CAM is brilliant — it’s the backbone of toolpath creation. But CAM output is not the final word.

What truly matters is what reaches the machine. And too often, that G-code remains overloaded, blind to real cutting conditions, and silently draining profits — cycle after cycle.

So why are we still talking about this in 2036?

Because change takes time. Not because it must, but because we resist it. Because “this is how we’ve always done it” feels safer than questioning the status quo.

The Truth About Transformation
Here’s the reality:

✅ This transformation could be completed tomorrow.

✅ If it were up to us, it should have been completed yesterday.

✅ And with #MANUSsimoptimize, it can be completed today.

No more guessing. No more excuses. No more profits lost in the G-code.

The Future Is Now
The industry doesn’t need to wait until shops turn into museum pieces. Optimized G-code should be the standard, not the exception.

The tools exist. The technology is ready. The only question left is: why wait?