The company’s presence at Booth #338500 will prioritize integration, with nine of its 11 featured CNC machines operating alongside automated loading systems. Among the key arrivals are the MB-100V vertical machining center, the GENOS M4000H-e, the MS-320H horizontal centers, and the heavy-duty MULTUS U1000 multitasking lathe. These units will largely feature the OSP-P500 control system, demonstrating Okuma's focus on seamless hardware-software synergy.

Beyond traditional hardware, the exhibit highlights the company's shift toward intelligent manufacturing. Visitors can engage with virtual reality simulations of complex machinery and explore the capabilities of the Okuma Factory Automation group, including new robot loaders and a tower pallet changer. Okuma will also spotlight its expanded Global Repair Center in Charlotte, North Carolina, using 3D models to demonstrate how the upgraded 35,000-square-foot facility supports long-term operational uptime for its user base.