Control the machines locally
or by transmitting edging to remote lab
Controlling an edger locally.- The optician uses FASHION’Lab's simple and ergonomic interface to enter the specific settings used to control the edger during the job in each customer file
- At the appropriate time, the optician or an employee can transmit the series of jobs to be performed to the edger.
Transmitting the jobs to another lab
- In multi-shop configurations, FASHION’Lab can be used to transmit the jobs to:
- a central lab
- a lab equipped with a better machine for a complex job
- another lab in the case of a work overload, illness of an assembler or a machine breakdown
Pooling the shapes and drilling points between several shops
- In a multi-shop version, FASHION’Lab can be used by the points of sale to feed into and share the same catalogues of patterns and drillings. Immediately a shop enriches its database, each of the others can profit from the new data that has been acquired once and for all