At TMTS 2026, OSCARMAX, in collaboration with Sunmill, presented more than individual machines — we demonstrated a connected metalworking ecosystem built around real production logic.
Instead of focusing on isolated equipment performance, the exhibition highlighted how different processes can be integrated into a continuous, data-driven workflow, including:
This approach reflects a key industry shift: from machine-centric investment to system-level optimization.
One of the core messages at TMTS 2026 was clear:
Flexible Manufacturing Systems (FMS) do not have to start with large-scale investment.
The showcased solution demonstrated how manufacturers can begin with:
This “modular FMS” concept allows gradual expansion, reducing risk while maintaining scalability.
Rather than building a fully automated factory from day one, manufacturers can evolve step by step, based on production needs.
At the center of the ecosystem is OSCARFMS, a web-based smart factory control platform designed to bridge the gap between machines and production management.
Key capabilities include:
By digitizing and connecting each stage of production, OSCARFMS transforms discrete machines into a coordinated manufacturing system.
A major highlight of the exhibition was the integration of Mitutoyo CMM into the workflow.
Instead of treating measurement as a separate, offline process, the system enables:
This establishes a closed-loop manufacturing process, where quality is not inspected at the end, but controlled throughout production.
While automation is often associated with labor savings, the TMTS demonstration emphasized a broader value:
With AMR and robotic integration, material flow becomes predictable and traceable — a critical requirement for modern, data-driven manufacturing environments.
OSCARMAX was awarded the AI Empowerment Certification, recognizing its efforts in:
This reflects a growing trend in the industry: AI is not a standalone feature, but an extension of data connectivity and system integration.
Recent industry reports highlight that manufacturers are facing increasing pressure from:
As a result, the focus is shifting toward ecosystem-based manufacturing, where:
The TMTS 2026 showcase by OSCARMAX and Sunmill is a practical example of how this concept can be implemented today.
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TMTS 2026 demonstrated a clear direction for the future of manufacturing:
It is no longer about purchasing advanced machines individually, but about building systems that connect, adapt, and scale.
OSCARMAX will continue to focus on:
Turning complexity into clarity — and automation into real productivity.
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