In the thesis, we developed a web application which allows program generation for drilling machines. The company uses a drilling machine to drill holes into the rubber covers of rolls which are used in the paper industry. The application includes two web pages, one for input parameters of mathematical patterns and the other for a list of saved patterns. It is available in the company's local network so it can be accessed in the production by an operator and in an office by a technologist. The application allows quick drilling program generation and arranges holes around the circumference of a roll more equidistantly than older applications. An operator transmits the program onto the controller of a drilling machine and triggers drilling. The application also allows automatic search for optimal parameters for drilling blind roles and includes saving patterns to a database for later use.
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