Minimize your machining time with AI powered alternatives to your tool paths. New for 2026, Dalmia Machining apps will propose alternate toolpath strategies. This new suggest optimized parameters will intelligently review your current toolpath and suggest alternatives. The alternatives can be reviewed simultaneously to see key metrics of the toolpath, such as cycle time, as well as the 3D preview of the suggested operations to allow you to make an informed choice. This gives you the insight of a team of machinists at your fingertips, and enables you to optimize your programing effortlessly. Fully understanding the effect that changing parameters has on tool paths is a critical step in manufacturing and Dalmia machining. 2026 we've made a big step to make this clearer with the new Compare Toolpath feature. You can now compare multiple machining operations or a single operation with multiple strategies to visualize changes. This allows you to quickly review existing tool paths and run through what if scenarios and analyze the changes made by altering toolpath parameters straight from the Compare Toolpath window. Just like suggest optimized parameters, Compare Toolpath gives you key metrics and a 3D preview of both tool paths to simplify your decision making. The new multi-view panel lets you visually compare tool paths side by side. The views stay synced to Deep Dive and understand changes between toolpath revisions. In Dalmia Machining Apps 2026, searching for cutting tools just got easier. The cutting tool search panel allows you to search for more parameters such as speed and speed attachment, and where stored. Add this to the ability to review tools used in the session and tools kept in history when looking at session or history data. All the filters are fully accessible, allowing you to find the right tool for the application. In Dalmia Machining Apps 2026, we can also assign a dimension filter based on a geometry selection, making sure your tool is the right size. For your part. Simply use the new update parameter using measure button and select the geometry to measure against. Creating tool paths is only part of the machining process, and making sure your machining intent is passed to the shop floor effectively is vital. In Dalmia Machining Apps 2026, NC documentation has been updated to make this transition simpler. Once tool paths are calculated and validated, documentation can be created. The NDK documentation is created using a standard HTML format and can be customized. Once generated, the documentation will be stored in the manufacturing cell to ensure a constant link to allow for easy editing. By default, the documentation will show a table of contents up for key information, including each operation and cutting tool list, so that needed information can be navigated quickly in downstream processes.