TeepTrak at MMTS 2026 Montreal — Booth #421

On May 11 and 12, 2026, the Montreal Manufacturing Technology Show (MMTS 2026) opens its doors at the Palais des congrès de Montréal. The event is expected to draw more than 4,000 manufacturing professionals from across Quebec and eastern Canada — with 73% of attendees in positions that influence purchasing decisions — alongside 200+ technology exhibitors covering precision machining, additive manufacturing, automation, clean-tech and smart manufacturing.

TeepTrak — the Paris-headquartered industrial IoT company whose performance-monitoring suite runs in more than 450 factories across 30+ countries, including Stellantis, Alstom, Renault and Thales — will be exhibiting at Booth #421. This is TeepTrak’s first major exhibition presence in Quebec, and follows the opening of the company’s Chicago office as part of its North American expansion.

This article is the central hub for everything Quebec manufacturers should know before visiting the booth: what will be shown live, why Quebec’s industrial base is a strategic fit for TeepTrak’s plug-and-play approach, how to book a free pass, and where to find the dedicated visitor guide.

What Will Be Shown Live at Booth #421

The booth will run live demonstrations of the full TeepTrak industrial performance suite — the same products deployed today at Stellantis stamping lines, Alstom rolling-stock plants, Renault powertrain operations, and Thales aerospace manufacturing. Visitors can expect to see each module running on real industrial hardware, with real data streaming in real time:

• PerfTrak — Real-time OEE monitoring via a wireless IIoT module that connects to any machine in under 30 minutes. No PLC integration, no IT workload, no production interruption. The module attaches externally, senses equipment state via current and photoelectric signals, and feeds an OEE dashboard within hours.
• PerfTrak OPC UA — The new variant for manufacturers equipped with modern controllers. Direct OPC UA connectivity enables automated data capture at millisecond resolution, with no proprietary lock-in.
• QualTrak — Digitalized quality controls that replace paper-based SPC inspections with guided tablet workflows. Particularly relevant for Quebec’s aerospace and precision-machining ecosystem where SPC documentation is a daily burden.
• PaceTrak — Manual task and takt-time tracking for assembly and packaging lines where operator pace drives throughput. Critical for Quebec’s agri-food sector where line flow is the dominant performance variable.
• ProcessTrak — Continuous process monitoring for food & beverage, chemicals and pharmaceuticals, with recipe management and batch traceability.
• MoniTrak — Large-screen industrial KPI dashboards for shop-floor visual management — the TPM-inspired visual management layer that turns real-time data into actionable floor-level decisions.
• Jemba Machine Learning — The predictive analytics layer that turns collected shop-floor data into downtime forecasting and anomaly detection. Jemba is TeepTrak’s sister platform (jemba.ai) and represents the AI-powered future of the suite.

Why MMTS 2026 Matters for Quebec’s Manufacturing Base

Quebec is one of the most concentrated industrial clusters in North America. The province hosts a dense base of aerospace manufacturers (Bombardier, Pratt & Whitney Canada, CAE, Héroux-Devtek), food processing leaders (Olymel, Agropur, Saputo), metalworking and precision-machining specialists, and an expanding electric-mobility ecosystem. MMTS 2026 is where these manufacturers come to evaluate the tools they will adopt over the next 18-24 months — making booth presence directly equivalent to being on the shortlist for the evaluations that matter.

The structural challenge facing Quebec manufacturers in 2026 is the same as the one TeepTrak’s suite was engineered to solve: how to improve equipment effectiveness without heavy capital investment, on brownfield equipment that was never designed for real-time monitoring. Full MES deployments are 18-month commitments at six-to-seven-figure price points. Many Quebec manufacturers — especially mid-market aerospace suppliers and food processors — cannot commit at that scale without first seeing operational proof. The 48-hour POC that TeepTrak offers is designed precisely for that decision reality: install on Monday morning, see real OEE data by Wednesday.

OPC UA: Why Open Standards Matter for Quebec

TeepTrak is a strong advocate of open industrial standards. The PerfTrak OPC UA variant, being showcased at MMTS 2026, allows direct, secure and vendor-neutral connectivity to modern PLCs and production equipment — ensuring that manufacturers retain full ownership of their operational data and avoid proprietary lock-in. Combined with the wireless hardware approach for legacy assets, Quebec manufacturers can digitalize 100% of their installed base — old and new lines alike — within a single unified platform.

This matters in Quebec for a specific reason. The province’s manufacturing base spans decades of equipment vintages: 1990s CNC machines running legacy controllers sitting next to new OPC UA-capable machining centers, old stamping presses alongside new robotic cells. A monitoring tool that only works on new equipment leaves the majority of Quebec’s installed base untouched. A tool that only works on legacy equipment ignores the investment that is actually driving modernization programs. TeepTrak’s combined wireless + OPC UA approach addresses both — on the same platform, with the same OEE methodology, rolling up to the same dashboard.

Booking a Free Pass and a 30-Minute Meeting at Booth #421

Admission to MMTS 2026 is free for qualified manufacturing professionals. TeepTrak is providing complimentary registration codes to readers of this article, plus the option to book a private 30-minute meeting at the booth with the product and technical teams. Meetings fill up across the two days — early booking is recommended for journalists, analysts and manufacturers wanting dedicated time with the engineering team.

To request a free pass and schedule a meeting, visit the TeepTrak contact page, or reach out directly to the press contacts listed in the official press release PDF.

The Quebec Industrial Context: What’s Driving the Modernization Wave

Quebec manufacturers in 2026 are navigating three simultaneous pressures. First, labor scarcity: the pool of skilled operators and technicians is shrinking, and every remaining labor hour needs to produce more output. Second, supply-chain volatility post-COVID and post-tariff cycles: inventory optimization and production predictability have become C-level priorities. Third, decarbonization: federal and provincial climate commitments are translating into real scope-3 reporting obligations that manufacturers cannot meet without operational data.

Each of these pressures drives the same operational requirement: real-time visibility into what the shop floor is actually doing. Not month-end reports. Not ERP data that arrives three days late. Real-time, sensor-level visibility that can be acted on within shifts, not quarters. This is where tools like TeepTrak’s PerfTrak earn their place in the Quebec evaluation shortlist — they deliver that real-time visibility in a timeline and at a price point that Quebec’s mid-market manufacturing base can actually commit to.

The MMTS 2026 visitor profile reflects these pressures directly. The 4,000+ expected attendees are not there for general tech-tourism — they are there because they have a specific modernization decision to make in the next 6-12 months, and they are comparing vendors side-by-side. TeepTrak’s presence at Booth #421 is built around making that comparison as efficient as possible: live demos, real client data, on-the-spot POC scoping.

Meet Us at MMTS 2026 — Booth #421
May 11-12, 2026 · Palais des congrès de Montréal · Free pass + private 30-minute meeting
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External References and Further Reading

Event and industry references: Montreal Manufacturing Technology Show official site · SME Canada (event organizer) · Palais des congrès de Montréal · OPC Foundation (OPC UA standard)

Related TeepTrak reading: Why strategy consultants recommend lightweight OEE over full MES · How to integrate a 48-hour OEE POC into a LEAN engagement · The enterprise client pattern behind TeepTrak adoption