Casey joined Okuma in 1999 and has over 19 years’ experience in manufacturing. From 2004 to present, Casey has been primarily focused on the OSP-P control, working with prototype field implementation & debugging of the original P100, service & support, training, software support, application design, etc. Casey has an Associate of Science degree in Electronics Engineering Technology and is also currently serving as THINC Developers’ Group (TDG) vice president.
When the lead engineer for a project you’re working on uses the word “ecstatic” to describe how he feels about the results (actually, he used this word three times), you know you’ve hit the bullseye. Well, that’s exactly what...
Walk into any booth at IMTS and a familiar drill springs into action. Someone waving a barcode scanner swipes your badge until that certain beep sounds, and now you’re ready to investigate the booth offerings. Much the same w...
A few days ago we celebrated the one-year anniversary of the launch of the Okuma App Store, and in some ways it feels like time has flown. But mostly it seems like at least ten years ago, judging by all the activity. Since ...
I have to admit, in my day-to-day work life, I don’t get out much. As a software engineer for Okuma America, the THINC-OSP CNC control is my primary focus. So you can usually find me planted at my desk on a computer. But when...
