Machinery Genius Demonstrates AI Solutions at FABTECH 2026

LAS VEGAS, NV, UNITED STATES, October 14, 2026 /CourierPR/ -- Machinery Genius, a company founded by Adam Mattes, who began working around Sterling Machinery Exchange at the age of 16, is set to showcase its innovative AI-powered machinery assistance at FABTECH 2026. The event, taking place from October 21 to 23, 2026, at the Las Vegas Convention Center, will feature the company’s booth C2322, where visitors can experience firsthand the capabilities of its platform.

Machinery Genius aims to bridge the gap between new and old machinery, providing assistance that caters to a wide range of equipment. The platform allows users to ask real machinery questions, drawing on technical documentation to provide answers about maintenance, troubleshooting, specifications, and parts. This service is designed to assist both newer employees learning their equipment and experienced operators and technicians facing unfamiliar challenges.

The platform supports multilingual assistance, including Spanish, allowing users to ask questions like "¿Qué significa esta alarma?" ("What does this alarm mean?"). This feature ensures that users can communicate in a language they are comfortable with while maintaining the technical details central to the conversation.

At the booth, visitors can participate in the "Stump the Genius" challenge, where they can bring their questions to the live AI demonstration and see how the team checks responses. This hands-on experience aims to highlight the capabilities of AI machinery assistance while emphasizing the importance of human expertise in certain areas.

My Machine Garage, a feature of Machinery Genius, keeps machine information, users' own photos and documents, notes, parts information, contacts, and service history together. Users can record maintenance performed and the next due date, and keep machinery conversations linked to the equipment. These records help preserve knowledge when employees change roles, experienced staff retire, or a different technician takes over.

Another feature, See It In Your Shop, allows users to explore machine placement using entered dimensions, a saved Garage machine, or an OEM preview. Augmented reality is available on supported devices and models, helping users visualize equipment in their space before a move or purchase. This tool assists in considering access and layout questions before confirming actual measurements and clearances.

Genius Tech Connect connects users with machinery experts worldwide about machine-specific questions. Repair Tech Finder and Machinery Mover Finder help users identify companies to contact for service or relocation. A user can approach these conversations with the machine’s identity, service history, and question organized, then discuss the provider’s experience, availability, and scope of work.

Manufacturer-information tools focus on approved product knowledge and support connections. For OEMs and service teams, the opportunity is to help customers connect information to the equipment they own and arrive at a support discussion with a clearer description of the machine and the issue.

Attendees can also explore the 3D Parts and Accessories Marketplace, where design submissions for review, approved free files, and private inquiries are available. This marketplace gives contributors a place to share designs while users assess possible applications.

Machinery Genius aims to provide comprehensive support for machinery of all ages, ensuring that users have the necessary tools to maintain and troubleshoot their equipment effectively. The company's presence at FABTECH 2026 will offer a unique opportunity for attendees to experience these innovative solutions firsthand.