At Formnext 2025, Renishaw showcases how its latest software, hardware and metrology innovations combine to deliver higher-productivity metal AM, smoother downskins, support-free builds and end-to-end process control.

Artificial intelligence is redefining industrial manufacturing, turning machine tools into self-learning, adaptive partners that optimise processes, reduce waste and ease the impact of skills shortages. From predictive maintenance to intuitive operator guidance, AI is emerging as a key driver of efficiency, flexibility and competitiveness in modern production.

3D printing company Caracol demonstrates how AI-driven software and robotic LFAM technologies are transforming large-scale manufacturing. With the latest evolution of its Eidos Manufacturing Software Suite and new real-world applications across mobility sectors, the company highlights a future of more connected, autonomous and scalable production.

Sustainability, lightweighting, and design efficiency are in focus as Asahi Kasei brings a portfolio of innovative polymers to K 2025. Highlights include bio-based cellulose nano fiber compounds, PFAS-free polyamides, advanced foams, and optical polymers for next-generation mobility and electronics.

Mazak will present its new Integrex j-200 Neo and j-200S Neo machines at EMO 2025, offering enhanced productivity, precision, and energy efficiency for high-mix, low-volume manufacturing. Their powerful spindles, larger tool capacity, and smart automation options are designed to cut set-up times and boost profitability.

High-precision subcontractor Optimal Manufacturing has boosted its machining capacity with a bespoke robotic handling cell retrofitted to a DMG Mori 5-axis machining centre at its Redditch facility.

With innovative machine tools, integrated robotics, and user-friendly control systems, Fehlmann is set to highlight efficient solutions for small-batch and single-part production at EMO Hannover 2025.

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

At K 2025, Arburg will celebrate the world premiere of its new Allrounder 475 V – a compact vertical machine with 1,000 kN clamping force, high energy efficiency and flexible automation options. Designed for sectors from e-mobility to medical technology, it demonstrates how sustainable, high-quality parts can be produced efficiently in turnkey systems.

Software company Tebis introduces its Smartops Technology, an innovative solution for automating design and CAM processes, specifically developed to address the requirements of single-part manufacturing. Users benefit from a unique combination of speed, flexibility and process reliability.