With its new medial ball algorithm, Polygonica aims to speed up CNC quoting and manufacturability checks by making curvature and tool accessibility analysis faster for intricate part geometries.

Roemheld will use Mach to highlight a broad portfolio of tool handling and workholding solutions aimed at faster, safer and more flexible production.

Inspection belongs at the point of manufacture. By moving measurement closer to the machining process and by using rapid, robust systems, manufacturers can meet tough takt time targets, reduce scrap and improve process capability — without inflating costs.

At EMO Hannover 2025, over 850 students will explore technology careers through hands-on workshops and the Techventure rally — an initiative to counter the looming skills shortage in mechanical engineering.

Machine tool manufacturer Okuma is strengthening its European presence with expanded technical centres, personalized service, and a growing dealer network — offering comprehensive support before, during, and after the purchase of its CNC machine tools.

Swiss Steel Group will present its latest developments in the field of specialty long steel at Wire 2026 in Düsseldorf. The focus will be on applications that contribute to the efficiency of industrial processes, as well as solutions with a reduced carbon footprint.

After a turbulent 2024 marked by sharp declines in domestic demand, Italy’s machine tool industry is cautiously optimistic about a modest recovery in 2025. While exports reached a new record, overall production and consumption suffered significant setbacks.

EMCO Mecof’s Ecomill Plus HPC3 demonstrates how advanced mechanics, digital control and high-performance tooling come together to meet the demands of modern general engineering.

With the takeover of the GF Machining Solutions Division of George Fischer AG by the United Grinding Group, one of the largest machine tool manufacturers in the world has emerged. The company was renamed United Machining Solutions and retains its headquarters in Bern, Switzerland.

From cobots and autonomous mobile robots to AI-powered assistance systems: At EMO Hannover 2025, automation takes centre stage as the machine tool industry searches for flexible, user-friendly solutions to boost productivity, compensate for skills shortages and enhance quality assurance.