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Illustrative · AIAnnouncements at ROSCon 2026 point to intensifying competition around open-source robotics software. For industrial users, that could mean easier access to development, simulation, control and motion-planning tools.
Illustrative · AINCMT will host a November 2026 open house at its Coventry Technical Centre to mark 50 years of partnership with Okuma. The display will include six machines, ranging from current multitasking and vertical machining platforms to a refurbished older unit and a machine shown without covers.
Illustrative · AIMultiple research groups are evaluating acousto-optic deflectors alongside galvanometer scanners in laser-based 3D printers. The goal is to change beam behavior inside a single scan trajectory, with potential gains in build speed, edge quality and localized energy control.
Illustrative · AIMTDCNC has announced live coverage from the FANUC America stand at IMTS 2026. The focus will include collaborative and industrial robotics, Physical AI, new ROBODRILL DC Series machining centres, next-generation CNC and digital simulation technologies.
Illustrative · AIAt IMTS 2026, the Additive Sector is relocating to the South Building alongside the Metal Removal Sector. The change highlights the production links between 3D printing, postprocessing, automation and machining.
Illustrative · AIModern Machine Shop singled out several IMTS 2026 destinations it considers worth attendees’ time, spanning manufacturing demonstrations, industrial AI, automation, education and fundraising activities.
Illustrative · AIModern Machine Shop argues that IMTS has steadily moved its center of gravity from machine tools to the systems that guide them. Across the 2014-2026 cycle, digitalization, plant-wide automation and now artificial intelligence have taken a larger role on the show floor.
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