Optalog
Nesting software library for industrial, CAD/CAM and machine-builder software providers
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
About Optalog
Optalog develops a nesting library that optimizes the layout of parts in 2D industrial cutting processes to improve material usage and cutting efficiency. The library is designed for integration into third-party software through an API.
Customers include industrial companies, machine builders and CAD/CAM software providers. The company was founded in 2014 and is located in Grenoble, France.
Product: A nesting software library and API for optimizing 2D industrial cutting layouts.
Jobs at Optalog
Leadership
- Nicolas Leignel · Founder - DirectorSource: company website
- Renaud Lepère · Founder - PresidentSource: company website
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