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At AMB 2026 in Stuttgart, RoboJob will be presenting no fewer than three innovations designed to help manufacturing companies boost the productivity of their CNC machines. From the Turn-Assist to the Tower EVO with E-Grip and new applications utilising AI and vision technology: from 15 to 19 September, visitors to Hall 6, Stand B10 will discover how RoboJob translates innovation into user-friendly and cost-effective CNC automation that can be put to use straight away.

The challenges facing the industry are well known: skilled technical staff are in short supply, production runs are often small, and customers expect ever-faster lead times. In other words, even companies that produce a wide variety of workpieces are looking for solutions that will enable them to make better use of their production capacity.

RoboJob responds to this need with automation solutions that can be deployed quickly and are easy to use. The company sets itself apart in the market by combining proven technology with continuous product development.

From 15 to 19 September, RoboJob will be taking part in AMB in Stuttgart, one of Europe’s leading trade fairs for metalworking. In addition to showcasing its automation solutions at its own stand in Hall 6, RoboJob will also be present at its partner DN Solutions’ stand. There, a Turn-Assist 270 i will be automating a DNX 2100SB Multitasking Turning Center.

CNC Automation is high on the agenda for machining companies. Due to the shortage of experienced operators, increasing competitive pressure and the growing demand for smaller production runs, manufacturers are looking for ways to keep their machines running for longer and more efficiently. At AMB, RoboJob will demonstrate how a user-friendly and flexible automation solution can make all the difference.

In September, RoboJob will be taking part in three leading trade fairs: IMTS in Chicago, AMB in Stuttgart and Micronora in Besançon. The international market leader in CNC automation invites machinists and manufacturing companies to discover how automation can enhance their flexibility, productivity and profitability.

RoboJob has been nominated for the VLAIO Awards 2026 in the Economic Success category. The nomination is a significant recognition of the company’s innovative strength and confirms RoboJob’s role as a pioneer in CNC Automation.

On Wednesday 10 and Thursday 11 June 2026, RoboJob will once again open the doors of its headquarters in Heist-op-den-Berg for a new edition of its Open House. During this two-day event, the specialist in CNC automation will welcome customers, partners and associates from home and abroad for an inspiring look at the latest technological developments within the sector.

At Global Industrie 2026 in Paris, RoboJob is presenting an absolute world first to the French public: the Pallet-Load Integrated with vision technology and artificial intelligence, equipped with a FANUC robot with a 35 kg payload. This is the first time RoboJob has showcased this automation solution in France, and the first time ever that this product has been available in this lighter configuration.

RoboJob, a leading specialist in CNC automation, today announced that Jelle De Roovere will take over as CEO on 1 March. He succeeds co-founder and driving force Helmut De Roovere, who has been at the helm of the company since its inception in 2007, together with Luc De Ceuster. Helmut will remain actively involved in RoboJob in a more operational and advisory role.

RoboJob is proud to announce that it has been nominated for the Global Industry Award 2026 in the category ‘Technological Transformation’. With this nomination, the jury recognises RoboJob's progressive vision of automation within the CNC industry, and in particular the innovative Pallet Load Integrated with integrated vision technology and artificial intelligence.

RoboJob, the international market leader in CNC automation, has been nominated for the prestigious TechniShow Innovation Award. The nomination recognises the E-Grip, a completely new gripper concept developed by RoboJob itself that fundamentally changes the way CNC machines are automated.