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WEST Exhibitor: WALTER USA, LLC is global leader in the metalworking industry for over 100 years and offers a wide range of precision tools for milling, turning, drilling and threading applications. The company helps customers in the aviation and aerospace industries, automotive, energy, and general industry improve process reliability and increase metal cutting productivity. As an innovative partner capable of creating digital process solutions for optimal efficiency, Walter is pioneering Industry 4.0 throughout the machining industry. With Regional Headquarters in the Greenville, SC area, Walter markets its competence brands Walter, Walter Titex, Walter Prototyp and Walter Multiply through a network of channel partners and field engineers across the USA, Canada, Mexico and Brazil Americas Regional Headquarters and Technology Center 1510 S. Batesville Rd, Greer, SC 29650 United States.

WEST Exhibitor: Whitney Tool is a leading manufacturer of milling cutters, including Woodruff Slotting and Keyseat cutters, as well as Counterbore, T-Slot, Dovetail and other specialty milling cutters. Additionally, we manufacture the Burr-Zit™ and Handi-Burr™ de-burring tools, and a complete line of Tap and Drill Extensions. We are the industry leader in custom shank and arbor type milling cutters in high speed steel, cobalt, carbide tipped and solid carbide. Contact Whitney Tool: 906 R St., Bedford, IN 47421 812-275-4491 www.whitneytool.com

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WEST Exhibitor: Carmex Precision Tools is a manufacturer of carbide cutting tools based in Israel with it's US headquarters in Richfield, WI. We manufacture a variety of tools for threading, grooving, turning and parting for CNC machines including: solid and indexable thread mills grooving and chamfering milling cutters thread turning inserts and holders special threading and grooving tools front & back turning inserts and holders face grooving inserts and holders parting inserts and holders The Carmex brand is synonymous with threading and we’ve developed several innovative products that are unmatched in the industry.  Recently we have expanded our capabilities to include tools for Swiss lathes. We are known for great customer service and technical support; service after the sale continues to be the key to our success. We market our products to job shops and OEM manufacturers in the automotive, energy, medical, aerospace, die & mold, firearms and heavy equipment industries. Our products are sold exclusively through industrial cutting tool distributors and we have sales representatives in all major market areas in North America.

Speaker at WEST: Josh Casson, President, HD Solutions

WEST Session: Digital twins are rapidly becoming a cornerstone of advanced manufacturing, enabling companies to simulate, optimize, and validate their production processes in a virtual environment before committing to physical execution. This presentation explores the value of digital twins specifically in the domains of CNC machining, robotic automation, and the broader virtual factory. In CNC machining, digital twins replicate the behavior of machines, tools, and part geometries, allowing for precise simulation of toolpaths and real-time detection of potential collisions, over-travel, and inefficiencies. By simulating the exact machine kinematics, spindle dynamics, and tool libraries, manufacturers can reduce setup times, improve part quality, and significantly lower the risk of costly rework or downtime. In robotic work cells, digital twins mirror robotic behavior, motion, and task sequences. This enables manufacturers to program, test, and optimize robot trajectories and tool interactions virtually - ensuring safety, cycle time optimization, and maximum utilization of expensive automation assets. Collision detection, reach analysis, and process synchronization can all be handled digitally before deployment on the shop floor. At the virtual factory level, digital twins provide a holistic view of the entire manufacturing environment - integrating machines, robotics, material flow, operators, and logistics into a unified simulation. This enables strategic decision-making, accurate capacity planning, and the ability to test process changes in a risk-free virtual environment. The result is greater agility, resilience, and efficiency across the entire production lifecycle. Attendees will gain insight into how digital twins reduce risk, increase productivity, and enable smarter planning across manufacturing operations. By harnessing digital twins in CNC machining, robotic systems, and factory-wide simulations, companies can accelerate their journey toward digital transformation and fully realize the promise of Industry 4.0.

Speaker at WEST: Joe Mattekatt, CEO, Mesoware Inc.

WEST Session: Robotics is advancing at a remarkable pace. Smarter AI models and improved hardware have made robots more capable and accessible than ever before. These shifts are transforming how we can make use of automation in fundamental ways: 1. Expand use cases through adaptability. Flexible robotic deployments open up opportunities to capture value from a wider range of applications. Adaptive automation becomes a tool for navigating uncertainty rather than a rigid asset. 2. Deploy faster with simplified programming. Your team no longer needs to spend days learning how to program the robot. Instruct robots in plain English instead. 3. Scale through modularity. Ecosystems designed around modular components allow deployments to grow and evolve with your operations. The cost of integration falls as automation spreads across your workflows. 4. Empower your workforce. Automation learns and scales the manufacturing knowledge of your company, enabling your team to focus on higher-value, higher-impact work. Join us to explore how these changes are reshaping both the economics and the role of automation, and what they mean for the future of your operations.

Speaker at WEST: John Eide, Founder and President, Verx Corporation