Mitsubishi Electric Will Highlight Connected Manufacturing, Educational Solutions at IMTS 2026

At IMTS 2026, Mitsubishi Electric US Inc., Industrial Automation Division will showcase the technologies, expertise and support that help machine builders and manufacturers achieve better performance, greater flexibility, and faster automation adoption.

Visitors can explore live demonstrations, integrated automation solutions, and hands-on learning experiences across both the company's main exhibit and Student Summit presence.

Located at Booth No. 338136 in the South Hall, Mitsubishi Electric US, Industrial Automation’s exhibit will demonstrate how CNCs, robotics, PLCs, HMIs, SCADA, and digital technologies work together in a connected automation ecosystem that helps manufacturers improve visibility, simplify operations, and make smarter decisions. Attendees will experience live machine tool demonstrations, robotics applications, and digitalization solutions, including technologies from Mitsubishi Electric Iconics Digital Solutions Inc.

The booth will also feature machine tool builders and technology partners demonstrating real-world applications powered by Mitsubishi Electric technologies, including Citizen Miyano, Expand Machinery and Porta Solutions. These demonstrations will highlight how machine builders leverage Mitsubishi Electric CNCs, robotics, and automation platforms to create differentiated machines and support a wide range of manufacturing requirements.

“Manufacturers today need more than products,” said Nicholas Giacomino, senior manager, Global Industry Solutions (machine tool) at Mitsubishi Electric US, Industrial Automation. “They need a partner that can help them connect technologies, reduce complexity, and adapt to changing business needs. At IMTS, we're demonstrating how our CNC, robotics, automation, and digital solutions work together to help customers solve challenges, improve productivity, and build a foundation for future growth.”

The company brings more than 50 years of machine tool experience, helping OEMs and manufacturers implement automation solutions with confidence while reducing the complexity of engineering, training, and support.

“Mitsubishi Electric US, Industrial Automation's approach is centered around helping customers achieve meaningful business results,” said Scott Strache, senior product manager (mechatronics) at Mitsubishi Electric US, Industrial Automation. “Whether they’re looking to increase throughput, simplify machine development, improve uptime, or adopt automation more effectively, we provide the technology, expertise and support needed to turn those goals into measurable outcomes.”

In addition to its main exhibit, Mitsubishi Electric US, Industrial Automation will participate in the IMTS Smartforce Student Summit, where students can gain hands-on exposure to industrial automation and robotics through instructor-led training sessions and live demonstrations. 

Students and educators can also visit Booth No. 211500 at the Smartforce Student Summit.

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