RoboJob puts CNC automation centre stage at IMTS, AMB and Micronora

The manufacturing industry faces major challenges. Demand is constantly changing, skilled operators are in short supply and international competitive pressure is mounting. As a result, CNC automation is no longer the preserve of innovative pioneers. For an increasing number of companies, it is a necessary step to make better use of their production capacity and remain competitive.

The question is therefore no longer whether companies should automate their CNC machine parks, but which solution best suits their workpieces, machines and staff. This is precisely where RoboJob’s experience makes the difference. The company has an exceptionally extensive portfolio of standard solutions for the automation of CNC-controlled lathes and milling machines. To date, more than 2,200 RoboJob installations have been completed worldwide in over 30 countries.

This track record offers reassurance to companies wishing to automate without taking unnecessary risks. RoboJob combines high-quality, user-friendly products with expert advice and a comprehensive range of services. This means customers not only receive a technical solution, but also an experienced partner who supports them throughout the entire automation process.

“For me, a trade fair remains one of the best places to discover new technologies, exchange experiences and, above all, meet people”, says Jelle De Roovere, CEO of RoboJob. “In this digital age, we can certainly afford to set aside a little more time for this again. I myself will be visiting at least two of these three trade fairs, as I always draw a great deal of energy and inspiration from conversations with customers, partners and other professionals. I therefore warmly invite everyone to drop by the RoboJob stand. Together, we’d be happy to explore which automation solution best suits your production needs.”

During the three trade fairs, RoboJob’s specialists will be on hand to discuss specific production challenges with visitors. This will involve looking at factors such as workpieces, batch sizes, available CNC machines and the desired level of flexibility. Based on this, RoboJob can propose a proven solution that delivers returns today and is ready for tomorrow’s production needs.

RoboJob will be exhibiting at the following trade fairs in September:

• IMTS, Chicago: 14 to 19 September 2026 – South Building, Level 3, Stand 338982
• AMB, Stuttgart: 15 to 19 September 2026 – Hall 6, Stand B10
• Micronora, Besançon: 29 September to 2 October 2026 – Hall A2

Visitors are warmly invited to discover RoboJob’s solutions and services for themselves and to discuss their automation plans with a specialist.