This September, manufacturers filled McCormick Place to see technology in action, talk directly with experts, and consider what could make a difference in their own operations.
Making smarter decisions about investments, hiring, production planning, and growth – and focusing on what measures create lasting success in manufacturing.
U.S. manufacturing momentum, AI-driven solutions, advanced technologies, and strong conference participation expanded the IMTS manufacturing ecosystem.
$500 Million-Plus in Manufacturing Technology Orders; the Federal Reserve Rate Hike; and More.
With total attendance on pace to exceed 90,000, the manufacturing community at IMTS 2026 represents all 50 states and 113 countries.
New manufacturing technologies aimed at increasing output and capacity debut as industry, defense and AI leaders gather in Chicago.
IMTS 2026 gives visitors access to AI experts who know how to apply AI to manufacturing workflows, can help identify opportunities for improvement, and offer new ways of working.
Print, Cut, Deploy. Brains Still Required. Crystal Ball Not Included. Getting Into the Weeds.
Projects funded by the U.S. Department of Energy and Department of War in AMT’s Emerging Technology Center demonstrate how AI, additive manufacturing, automation, and digital technologies enable rapid deployment and adaptation to changing requirements.
AMT, Global Midwest Alliance, Amada, Old National Bank, and Wipfli are partnering to inform Chicago-area manufacturers about digital tools, AI, and automation.