Join Siemens at Manufacturing and Machining Solutions 2026

Siemens will join Sandvik Coromant, KUKA and VERICUT at Manufacturing & Machining Solutions (MMS) 2026 to demonstrate how technologies across the machining workflow work together, from tooling and manufacturing planning to programming, simulation, inspection and automation.

📍 National Manufacturing Institute Scotland (NMIS), Glasgow

🗓️22 October 2026

⏱️10 AM – 4 PM

This event, organized by Sandvik Coromant and hosted at the National Manufacturing Institute Scotland (NMIS), will bring manufacturing and machining professionals,  together to see the technologies in action.

Why attend MMS 2026?

• See the latest machining and digital technologies
• Watch live machining demonstrations
• Hear practical insights from industry experts
• Talk directly with technical experts at the expert desk

Witness the complete manufacturing workflow: design to production

MMS 2026 will bring design, CAM programming, machining, optimisation and automation together in one workflow, showing how they can work together to improve productivity, process reliability and cost per part.

Follow the end-to-end manufacturing workflow:

Plan the machining process in NX CAM

The workflow will start in NX CAM, where the machining process will be planned and the operations required to produce the components will be defined.

Select and manage the tooling

The workflow will then move into the Sandvik Coromant Tool Library to select the cutting tools required for the planned operations and demonstrate how they can be brought into the CAM environment.

CAM programming in NX CAM

With the manufacturing plan and tooling defined, NX CAM will be used to program two industrial components using different machining approaches.

The showcase will highlight:

• CTX Turn-Mill: Programming a part that combines turning and milling operations.
• DMU Partial Blisk: Complex 5-axis programming for a partial blisk.
• Cloud-connected Tool Manager: Importing tools from the Sandvik Coromant Tool Library into NX CAM, reducing manual tool setup.
• Modern machining strategies: Helping reduce programming and setup time while improving programming productivity.
• Machine simulation, automation and On-Machine Probing (OMP) for in-process verification.

Verify with machine simulation

The resulting NC programs will move into VERICUT for machine simulation, demonstrating how potential collisions, gouges and other issues will be identified and addressed before machining.

Automate the machining process

The verified process will then demonstrate how KUKA robotics will support machining through automated component handling and machine tending.

Inspect and validate with Renishaw

Renishaw will demonstrate CMM-based inspection for dimensional quality control, showing how finished components will be measured and checked for dimensional accuracy as part of the quality process.

One connected manufacturing workflow

Together, these stages will demonstrate a connected workflow from manufacturing planning and tooling through CAM programming, simulation, automation, machining, in-process verification and inspection.

Collaboration across the manufacturing value chain

MMS 2026 showcase will demonstrate why collaboration matters in part manufacturing. An efficient machining workflow involves more than CAM programming, with different technologies and partners supporting different stages of the process. Tooling, CAM programming, simulation, automation and inspection each have a role, and the information from one stage helps inform the next.Siemens, Sandvik Coromant, VERICUT, Renishaw and KUKA will bring their expertise together in one showcase to demonstrate how their technologies connect across the manufacturing process.

It brings the complete workflow together in one place, giving you the opportunity to see how the different pieces fit together.

See the workflow in action at MMS 2026. Register for the event on 22 October at NMIS, Glasgow.