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Bronto Explains

Who Writes the Machine Program?

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About this film

Who tells the machine what to do? Not the person shouting faster from the doorway, despite their considerable confidence.

Classification

Series
Bronto Explains
Length
0:42
Language
English
Published
2026-10-21

What you are seeing

An animated short from Bronto Explains. Bronto, a green dinosaur in a navy suit, narrates over illustrations, with captions on screen.

Transcript

Transcript of the narration and on-screen captions, as published with the film.

Who tells the machine what to do? Not the person shouting faster from the doorway, despite their considerable confidence.

A CNC programmer prepares suitable instructions for the machine and job, often using manufacturing software.

That work connects the design to tools, operations and the actual equipment. Other people may share or check parts of the process.

In some shops, one machinist also programs and sets up the job. Titles and boundaries are not identical everywhere.

The instructions need thought behind them. Explore the people and processes at Machine Blue Book.

Source and rights

Produced by The Machine Blue Book. Bronto is a synthetic voice.

Educational film. Not operating, installation, buying or legal advice: verify real equipment and procedures with qualified people.
Last reviewed: October 29, 2026