The headquarters of Soft Servo Systems, Inc. is now located in beautiful offices overlooking the Charles River.

Our new address is:

39 Whitcomb Street
Waltham, MA 02453-8674

Our phone number and fax number remain the same.

On March 14, 2006, the J3T Ringmaster by Toolcrafter Inc. received the "Best New Technology" award at MJSA's Expo New York trade show at the Jacob Javits Convention Center in New York City, sponsored by the Manufacturing Jewelers and Suppliers of America.

Toolcrafter Inc. is a company specializing in CNC machines and tools for small parts manufacturing. The J3T Ringmaster produces beautifully crafted rings of any design, in gold, silver or platinum, including intricately machined class rings. Boasting a high-quality finish, the J3T Ringmaster is optimized to run at much higher speeds than competing products.

The J3T uses a version of Soft Servo Systems' ServoWorks S-100T controller for lathes that has been slightly customized to add additional specialty production features.

Please contact Toolcrafter Inc. at +1 (949) 395-3613 or kim@cmscnc.com for more information on this product.

Soft Servo Systems was profiled as a success story by Ardence, Inc. in the following case study:

Overview 
Founded in 1998, by MIT professionals, Soft Servo Systems, Inc. offers high-performing, innovative, and affordable motion control solutions to high-volume OEMs in the machine tool, factory automation and general motion control industries. By teaming with Ardence, Inc. (also founded by MIT professionals) during early product development, Soft Servo Systems integrated Ardence RTX's high reliability and real-time control, to be among the first to develop a truly PC-based servo controller in which a single, powerful Windows-based host computer performs all real-time motion control operations. The combined solution enhances reliability, reduces hardware costs, and increases performance over hardware solutions, which previously monopolized the motion control and CNC industry...

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