Meet DBR77 at IMTS 2026
A manufacturing investment shouldn’t start with choosing the technology.
Before committing to a new line, automation project or process change, there are more fundamental questions to answer: What problem are we actually solving? Which scenario performs better? What assumptions are we making? And does the expected result justify the investment?
At IMTS 2026, DBR77 will show how manufacturers can use process analysis, Digital Twin simulation and real-time production visibility to answer those questions before moving from decision to implementation.
If you’re working on a manufacturing or logistics challenge, bring it to Booth 236384. We’ll start with the decision you’re trying to make.
Bring us a manufacturing or logistics challenge
You don’t need to come with a predefined solution.
You may be considering an automation project, looking for additional capacity, evaluating a process change or trying to understand where an existing operation can be improved.
At our booth, we can discuss how to approach that decision before selecting the technology or supplier.
Depending on your challenge, that may mean:
- analyzing the current process and identifying improvement opportunities,
- comparing alternative production or logistics scenarios,
- testing an automation concept before implementation,
- evaluating expected operational impact and ROI,
- improving visibility into current production,
- or identifying and comparing technology and integration partners.
The goal is not to start with a DBR77 product. It is to start with the decision that needs to be made.
Understand the process before changing it
A Digital Twin allows manufacturing and logistics teams to model the current process and test proposed changes in a virtual environment.
At IMTS, we’ll show how simulation can be used to compare scenarios, test assumptions and evaluate the potential impact of a change before committing resources to implementation.
This can be particularly useful when evaluating decisions around capacity, process design, layout changes or automation.
Test an automation concept before committing CAPEX
The fact that a process can be automated doesn’t automatically mean that a particular automation concept is the right investment.
Simulation provides a way to evaluate different concepts before implementation and examine how they could affect the wider production or logistics process.
At Booth 236384, you can discuss a current automation concept with our team and explore how it could be validated before the investment decision is made.
Connect the investment decision with what happens on the factory floor
The decision doesn’t end when a project is approved.
DBR77’s IRIS solution provides real-time production visibility to support the operational side of industrial transformation.
At IMTS, we’ll discuss how information from production can support the people responsible for monitoring operations and responding to what is happening on the factory floor.
Find the right partners for implementation
When automation is the right next step, another question follows: who should implement it, and how do you compare the available approaches?
DBR77 supports manufacturers in identifying technology and integration partners for automation projects.
We can discuss your automation challenge, the scope that needs to be defined and how potential implementation partners can be compared before a final decision is made.
Meet the DBR77 team at IMTS
Our team will be at North Building, Booth 236384 throughout IMTS.
If you already know what you’d like to discuss, book a meeting in advance:
Piotr Wiśniewski
Torian Richardson
Justyna Łaskowska
Paweł Mroczkowski
About IMTS 2026
IMTS is one of North America’s leading manufacturing technology trade shows, bringing the manufacturing community together at McCormick Place in Chicago.
September 14–19, 2026
McCormick Place
2301 S. Martin Luther King Drive
Chicago, IL 60616
North Building · Booth 236384
DBR77 will participate as an exhibitor.
Have a decision you want to test before you invest?
Bring us the process, automation concept or manufacturing challenge you’re currently working on.
Let’s start with the decision — and determine what should come next.