Prometech Software, Inc. (Head office: Tokyo, CEO: Fujisawa Toshimitsu, hereafter Prometech) and ANSYS, Inc. (Head office: Canonsburg, PA, President and CEO: Ajei Gopal, hereafter ANSYS) jointly announced their collaboration to bring more wide-ranging multiphysics simulation solutions to the market, during the Prometech Simulation Conference.

The partnership enables users to perform multiphysics fluid phenomena calculations with Particleworks, while realizing improved interactive environments with ANSYS products.

Prometech provides simulation solutions for large free surface flow and splashing/spraying flow with its unique mesh-free particle method known as the MPS (Moving Particle Simulation) Method. The coupling between Particleworks and ANSYS structural simulation solutions empower users to simulate complex multi-physics phenomena, whereas the coupling of Particleworks with ANSYS fluid simulation solution allows users to simulate realistic air-liquid phenomena.

Embedding Particleworks in the ANSYS® Workbench™ environment enables key features, such as the calculation of structure deformation caused by fluid pressure and structure heat transfer by use of the heat transfer coefficient.

More information: www.ansys.com/about-ansys/partner-ecosystem/software-partners/prometech

Dear Customers

Thank you for your continued support.

Our User Support Service will be unavailable from Thursday December 27, 2018 to Sunday January 6, 2019 due to our Year-end and New Year holidays.

User Support Unavailability
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Thursday December 27, 2018 - Sunday January 6, 2019

We will reply to all inquiries on Monday January 7, 2019. We apologize sincerely for any inconvenience we may cause.

Starting Monday, December 10, the Prometech Software Nagoya Branch will be relocated to the address stated below.

Thank you for your continuous support.

 [New Address]

Round Terrace Fushimi 3F, 1-chome-17-26, Nishiki, Naka-ku, Nagoya, Aichi, Japan. 460-0003

TEL: +81(0)52-211-3900
FAX: +81(0)52-211-3901
*No change in telephone/fax number.

Opening: Monday, December 10, 2018

Dear Customers

Thank you for your continued support.

Our User Support Service will be unavailable on Thursday December 13 due to our attendance at the “Prometech Simulation Conference 2018(PSC2018)”

User Support Unavailability
Thursday December 13, 2018.

We will reply to all inquiries on Friday December 14, 2018. We apologize sincerely for any inconvenience we may cause.

DATE:          Wednesday November 28, 2018 – Friday November 30, 2018. (9:30 - 17:00)

VENUE:        Tokyo Big Sight
                    Booth No. SS-04 (East Hall 2)

Admission:   Free of charge

Organizer:    The Association of Powder Process Industry And Engineering, Japan

Prometech will be present at the RecurDyn Users’ Conference 2018. This annual conference is the place to be for gaining technical information, discovering user case studies and much more. The Annual RecurDyn Users’ Conference is also a great opportunity to meet other RecurDyn users and for knowledge sharing. To celebrate RecurDyn’s 20th Anniversary, Mr. Takashi(Tak) Suzuki (President, FunctionBay K.K.) will be introducing the history of multibody dynamic analysis and the coupling of elastic bodies with the Particle Method.

DATE:               Friday, November 16, 2018

VENUE:            Marunouchi Hall & Conference​

ADMISSION:    Free of charge

Organized by FunctionBay K.K.

It’s the fourth European Conference on Multiphysics simulations organized by NAFEMS. It will cover the use of Multiphysics simulations in industry, including the following topics:
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• Industrial applications of Multiphysics
• Multi-scale & Multidisciplinary modelling
• Multiphysics simulations for renewable energy
• Validation & Verification
• Collaborations of industry with academia
• Multiphysics in the Cloud
• Code coupling and interfaces
• Optimization
• Teaching Multiphysics
• Co-simulation
• Accurate simulation for Digital Twin

DATE:     11-12, October

VENUE:  Novotel Budapest Centrum
              Rakoczi ut 43-45 1088 BUDAPEST - HUNGARY

Organized by NAFEMS

Building on an enviable 34-year track record of commanding attention and stimulating debate about the state of the art and the potential of Engineering Simulation, this year’s conference offers a richer, more substantial and more tightly integrated ecosystem than ever. The programme includes: 
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• Conference sessions with a variety of tracks both for industry sectors and about enabling technologies;
• The exhibition, where Industry 4.0 technology providers – including IoT, additive manufacturing, augmented reality, robotics, system engineering, cyber security, embedded software, and the like – will showcase their products, providing tangible evidence of the evolution of product engineering;
• Side events that will feature contributions from the world of mathematics, robotics, material science, high performance computing and more, and which will set new industry targets based on the needs expressed by various industry associations;
• The Research Agorà that offers a representative sample of the major on-going European research projects in the field;
• The Best Poster Award which testifies to the visionary understanding of the new generation of engineers and scientists spanning new fields and also supports the discussion around how education should help this evolution.

DATE: 8-9, October

PLACE: Vicenza Convention Centre @Fiera di Vicenza, Italy    www.vicenzaconventioncentre.it

​Organized by EnginSoft S.p.A

Prof. Seiichi Koshika of the University of Tokyo (Engineering Dr.), who is a co-founder of Prometech Software, Inc. as an External Board Member, received the "Achievement Award" by the Japan Society for Computational Engineering and Science in 2017.

This award is given to the members who have made a remarkable contribution to the development of academic studies related to computer engineering and technology improvement by the Japan Society for Computational Engineering and Science, in honor of their achievements.

The reasons for this award are as follows.

(Hereinafter referred to as "Computational Engineering", Journal of the Japan Society for Computational Engineers and Science 2018 vol.23 No.3)