In a joint appearance at AMB 2026, DN Solutions and Heller are bringing a combined lineup of 5-axis mill-turn centres, robotic automation cells and AI-driven digital tools to hall 10.

Berg Spanntechnik is optimizing its production operations with Haimer’s Microset VIO linear tool presetter. The system delivers precise measurement results and enables a continuous flow of data.

At AMB 2026, artificial intelligence will move from trend topic to practical tool for metal working. VDMA’s Guido Reimann explains where AI is already delivering value in mechanical engineering, what still slows implementation and why digitalisation, AI, digital twins and open-source software will shape the next phase of industrial competitiveness.

At AMB 2026, Datron will enter a new size class with the MLmax Pro. The large-format milling machine combines a 1,500 × 3,000 mm working area with traverse speeds of up to 50 m/min and the Datron next control system.

Embedded AI agents can connect ERP, MES and quality management data to automate routine tasks and identify potential problems earlier. At AMB 2026, Aptean will demonstrate how vertical AI can support machining and precision manufacturing operations.

Gewefa UK has rebranded as Nydaloxe Precision to reflect its development from a former subsidiary into an independent tooling specialist. The company now represents a wider portfolio of German and Swiss manufacturers, supplying toolholding systems, driven and static tool holders, angle heads and related services across Britain and Ireland.

A compact 5-axis machining platform, 100-tool capacity and automated pallet handling are helping Avant Manufacturing expand high-mix, low-volume production while maximising output from limited shop floor space.

Automated machining takes a step forward with Module Works’ latest software release, which adds geometry-based toolpath optimisation, physics-based feed control and GPU-accelerated simulation. The update also expands shopfloor programming and standardised data exchange to improve efficiency and connectivity across manufacturing workflows.

At Mach, Mazak will present its complete offering across the manufacturing ecosystem: from the very latest in machine tools and smart automation systems to connected technologies, all of which can operate in unison to help customers take their next step towards increased productivity while remaining secure in their operations.

Industrial 3D metrology will take centre stage in London from 8 to 10 September 2026, when the 3D Metrology Conference returns for its 11th edition. The event will bring together experts from industry and academia to discuss AI-supported algorithms, robotics, automation, additive manufacturing and data-driven metrology infrastructures.