Cutting device and non-transitory computer readable storage medium
AssigneeBrother Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsKentaro Torii, Kentaro Sugiyama, Takeshi Asano
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Abstract
A cutting device controls a movement mechanism based on cutting data for cutting, along a cutting line, an object to be cut placed on a placement member. The cutting device acquires an attribute of the cutting line. The cutting device decides, based on the acquired attribute, a correction amount to correct the cutting line. The cutting device generates, based on the cutting data, corrected cutting data for cutting the object to be cut along the cutting line corrected by the decided correction amount. The cutting device controls the movement mechanism based on the generated corrected cutting data and cutting the object to be cut.
Claims8
A cutting device comprising:
- a mounter that mounts a cutter thereto;
- a movement mechanism that moves the mounter relative to a placement member configured to place an object to be cut;
- a storage that stores cutting data for cutting, along a cutting line, the object to be cut placed on the placement member;
- a processor that controls the movement mechanism based on the cutting data stored in the storage;
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- a memory storing computer-readable instructions that, when executed by the processor, instruct the processor to perform processes comprising:
- acquisition processing of acquiring an attribute of the cutting line;
- decision processing of deciding, based on the attribute acquired by the acquisition processing, a correction amount to correct the cutting line;
- generation processing of generating, based on the cutting data stored in the storage, corrected cutting data for cutting the object to be cut along the cutting line corrected by the correction amount decided by the decision processing;
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- cutting processing of controlling the movement mechanism based on the corrected cutting data generated by the generation processing, and cutting the object to be cut.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.