CNC Monitoring for Mixed-Machine Shops

No equipment standardization required. No separate systems per brand. One unified view of your entire shop floor.

Most shops run multiple machine brands, controls, and vintages. Atsora expects that. No equipment standardization required. No separate systems per brand. One unified view of your entire shop floor.

The Reality of Manufacturing

Your shop floor probably looks like this:

  • Haas VF-series from 2010
  • Mazak with Mazatrol control from 2005
  • DMG Mori with Siemens 840D from 2018
  • Okuma with OSP control from 2015
  • Maybe some Fanuc-controlled equipment from the 90s

That's normal. Atsora handles it.

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240+ CNC Protocols Supported

Atsora integrates seamlessly with multiple CNC communication protocols to provide comprehensive machine monitoring and data insights.

MTConnect

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Standardized protocol enabling real-time data exchange from CNC machines for enhanced visibility.

Fanuc Focas

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Direct connection to Fanuc controls allowing detailed machine status and performance monitoring.

Okuma THINC

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Supports Okuma’s proprietary protocol for accurate data capture and machine integration.

Siemens and Heidenhain

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Compatibility with Siemens and Heidenhain protocols ensures broad coverage across diverse CNC equipment.

Mazak Protocols

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Integration with Mazak controls to deliver precise operational data for mixed-machine environments.

Makino MQTT

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In early 2025 Makino began marketing their own monitoring process. Atsora is the first 3rd party vendor they partnered with to provide access to their MML library with their MQTT protocol.

Old Machines, New Machines - No Problem.

Legacy Equipment

(1990s-2000s)


Retrofit connections for machines without native networking

Modern CNC

(2010+)


Retrofit connections for machines without native networking

Brand New

(2020+)


Full control-level integration from day one

All Reporting Together




One dashboard, one data structure, one analysis platform

All Reporting Together


One dashboard, one data structure, one analysis platform

What This Means for Your Shop

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No machine replacement required.

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No control upgrades forced. 

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No separate monitoring per brand. 

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No operator retraining per machine type.

Common Shop Scenarios We Handle

Scenario 1

Multi-Generational Fleet

  • 3 Haas machines (2008, 2015, 2022)
  • 2 Mazaks (2010, 2019)
  • 1 DMG (2017)
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All monitored with same system

Scenario 2

Recent Acquisition

Merged two shops

Now have Okuma, Doosan, and Haas


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Unified reporting without replacing anything

Scenario 3

Lights-Out Expansion

Adding automation cells to existing manual environment

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Integrated monitoring old and new