The Best of IMTS24 In Photos (We Saved the Best One for Last!)
From quadruped robot dogs, to an in-booth putting green where you can test out a new golf putter, to a 3D-printed car and more, attendees enjoyed cutting-edge technology and innovations all week long. Take a look to see what (or who!) you might have missed this week!
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With over 80,000 registrants, 1.3 million net square feet of show floor and 1,800 exhibitors, there was no shortage of interesting sights at this year’s IMTS.
From quadruped robot dogs, to an in-booth putting green where you can test out a new golf putter, to a 3D-printed car and more, attendees were able to enjoy cutting-edge technology and innovations all week long.
The Best Moments of IMTS 2024
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