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Mitsui Seiki’s booth highlights the hexagonal beryllium mirrors it machined for the James Webb Telescope, the largest optical telescope in space.

A close-up photo of the hexagonal beryllium mirrors Mitsui Seiki machined for the James Webb Telescope, the largest optical telescope in space.

A miniature model of the Giant Magellean Telescope is on display at IMTS. The actual telescope is currently under construction.

A look inside the miniature model of the Giant Magellan Telescope. Once completed, the actual telescope will be 22 stories tall.

Another look inside the mini model of the Giant Magellan Telescope, 200 times smaller than the actual telescope will be. The telescope is to be built in Chile.

A lunar habitat designed by SAGA and brought to fruition via additive manufacturing. These habitats are meant to serve as housing for astronauts and endure the harsh environmental conditions on the Moon’s surface.

A simulation of astronauts on the lunar surface. The lunar habitats serve as housing for astronauts on their missions to the Moon.

An Ingersoll robotic cell provides a live demonstration of the part of the process of developing a lunar habitat.

A closer look at an Ingersoll robotic cell developing part of a lunar habitat with SAGA’s design. This live demonstration features 3D printing and milling.