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1990s
The Beginning
Early passion for electronics and computers, building small circuits and learning BASIC programming on Commodore.
Engineering shiftElectronics · Computing
ENGINEERING CONTINUITY · 1990s–2026
From early electronics experiments to PC-based industrial motion control, Radonix has developed CNC controller hardware, software and machine-specific HMI systems around real production requirements.
Scroll the engineering storyCONTROLLER PRODUCT EVOLUTION
Past · Present · Future
THE ENGINEERING ARC
Radonix grew through hands-on machine development: first building CNC machines, then concentrating on motion-control electronics, PC-based CNC software and purpose-built interfaces. The result is a controller family for machine builders, OEMs, integrators and retrofit projects across multiple industries.
12 VERIFIED MILESTONES
Each chapter marks a practical step in CNC controller hardware, motion software, industrial networking or machine-specific control.
Conceptual visual reconstruction
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Conceptual visual reconstruction
1990s
Early passion for electronics and computers, building small circuits and learning BASIC programming on Commodore.
Engineering shiftElectronics · Computing
02
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1999
Design and programming of a two-axis ultrasonic-scan CNC system for Tehran Polytechnic using homemade stepper drivers.
Engineering shift2-axis · Stepper motion
03
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Early 2000s
Building a complete three-axis CNC system with AVR control and completing the first successful granite-engraving experiments.
Engineering shift3-axis · AVR control
04
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2006
Development of a three-axis woodworking router, Radonix Photo software and participation in the Tehran Industry Exhibition.
Engineering shiftWoodworking · CNC software
05
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2007
The focus moved from machine building to CNC controller design, leading to the first Radonix PC100 controller.
Engineering shiftPC100 · Controller focus
06
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2007–2010
A Microchip-based redesign introduced smoother motion algorithms, improved isolation and wider adoption in workshops.
Engineering shiftPC Plus · CAM Plus
07
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2011–2014
Development continued in Türkiye with PC Pro and PC Pro LAN, using Ethernet connectivity to improve industrial communication stability.
Engineering shiftPC Pro LAN · Ethernet
08
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2016–2021
Radonix CNC controllers expanded across plasma, flame, laser, waterjet, woodworking and specialised industrial machines.
Engineering shiftCross-industry applications
09
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2021–2023
The global chip crisis accelerated migration to an ARM STM32 platform and the development of the PC Smart controller series.
Engineering shiftPC Smart · ARM STM32
10
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2024
Corporate restructuring, new leadership roles, multi-regional websites and stronger technical and marketing teams prepared Radonix for international growth.
Engineering shiftGlobal structure · Support
11
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Q1 2026
Development of a modular EtherCAT-based CNC control architecture designed for flexible, scalable machine configurations. The platform is identified as pre-release while final testing continues.
Engineering shiftLEGO · EtherCAT · Pre-release
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Q2 2026
Development of cloud-based tools for remote monitoring, configuration and CNC system management.
Engineering shiftCloud · Remote systems
RADONIX TODAY
PC Smart and PC-Pro LAN controllers provide two to six independently interpolated axes through pulse-and-direction motion control. Radonix LEGO extends the roadmap with a modular EtherCAT architecture currently identified as pre-release.
View controller hardwarePC-based CNC control software, machine-specific interfaces and configurable workflows connect motion hardware to the needs of operators and machine builders.
View CNC softwareRadonix control systems support woodworking, stone, metal cutting, glass, textiles, jewellery and other specialised CNC machine applications.
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Radonix works with CNC machine builders, OEMs, integrators and manufacturers through controller selection, machine integration, commissioning and long-term technical support.
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