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[Online Workshop - Paid]
Composite Material Characterisation and Property Development
11-12th April 2024│on Virtual Engineering

This is a 2-day online workshop conducted by DHIO Research & Engineering Pvt Ltd., authorized Multiscale.Sim distributor in India, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka. Attendees will learn to predict linear and non-linear materials properties using Ansys software and Multiscale.Sim.

Topics Covered (Theory & Practical)
・Introduction to Composite Materials.
・Micro-Mechanical Analysis of a Lamina.
・Multi-scale Simulation.
・RVE Modelling.

Express Interest or register from below. Please note that CYBERNET is not affiliated with the host or payment processing entities.

[Conference]
Rubber CAE India 2024│Rubber Testing and CAE Simulation Conference
29-30th January 2024│at Fairfield by Marriott, Rajajinagar, Bangalore, India

This conference aims to create a platform for rubber simulation and testing community to discuss on the material preparation, testing and computational modeling. Organized by India Science Foundation, NAFEMS India, and VirtualEngineering, supported by DHIO - Multiscale.Sim authorized distributor in India.

A keynote speech will be delivered by Multiscale.Sim on 30th January 2024 from 10:30 - 11:00am IST.


Multiscale analysis technique based on homogenization method for composites including rubber.
Dr. Koji Yamamoto
Technology Specialist & Developer of Multiscale.Sim
CYBERNET SYSTEMS CO., LTD.

Registration and more details on the conference website.

[Global Webinar]
RTM Simulation by Connecting Resin Flow with Preforming Process
28 November 2023│3:00 PM JST

A joint webinar presented by CYBERNET and CoreTech System Co., Ltd.

The resin transfer molding (RTM) process can efficiently produce composite materials reinforced by continuous fibres and is often applied to products where lightweight strength components are required. This molding method consists of two molding processes: ‘Preforming’ and ‘Impregnation’. The manufacturing conditions need to be carefully set due to concerns about unintended problems such as defects, residual stresses, warping and so on. We have developed techniques to predict those problems through simulation. This analysis approach will enable you to predict the quality of your RTM molded product without excessive reliance on actual tests.


This webinar consists of two talks.

Analysis techniques for the preforming process of dry fabrics based on Multiscale scheme.
Dr. Koji Yamamoto
Technology Specialist & Developer of Multiscale.Sim
CYBERNET SYSTEMS CO., LTD.

Moldex3D Composite Process
Mr. Bill Juang
Executive Assistant to Chairman
CoreTech System Co., Ltd.

[Global Webinar]
Identification of unknown material properties by reverse engineering combining material database and AI
14 June 2023│10 AM CET

Multiscale.Sim Developer & Technology Specialist, Koji Yamamoto will be presenting a brand new topic - analysis method and examples of reverse engineering in microstructures of composites by combining material database collected from virtual material testing results and AI. The webinar is hosted by EnginSoft, our partner in Europe.

Register from here

[Global Webinar]
Webinar on Electromagnetic Property Development for Composite Material by Homogenization Analysis using Multiscale.Sim
5 May 2023│11 AM IST

Multiscale.Sim can help your analysis workflows to evaluate the electrical and magnetic properties of composites. Here's your chance to learn all about it. Don't miss this webinar if you are working on Electric-Mechanical Systems such as PCB, antenna, electric motors, radar etc. and using composites. This webinar is delivered by DHIO Research, our partner in South Asia.

Key topics:
・Introduction to homogenization analysis.
・Overview of Multiscale.Sim.
・Setting up electrical and magnetic property prediction.
・Other capabilities and case studies.

Register from here

[Global Webinar]
Multiscale material design with molding history effects using a dedicated Ansys extension
22 February 2023│10 AM CET (6 PM JST)

In general, the material properties strongly depend on its molding history. This is due to differences in the microstructure of the material. Typical examples are the fiber orientation distribution in short fiber reinforced composites, void distribution in sintered materials and so on. By combining the techniques for the analytical prediction of microstructure with virtual material testing, it is possible to predict the material behavior taking these effects into account. In this webinar, we will introduce the latest analysis technologies and specific analysis examples.

Speaker:
Koji Yamamoto
Developer & Technology Specialist

Key topics:
Virtual material testing, Multiscale analysis, Powder materials, Composite materials, DEM-FEM coupling

Register from here

[Global Webinar]
Introduction of Multiscale Analysis Techniques to Accelerate PCB Design
12 October 2022│10 AM CET (5 PM JST)

Many types of composites are used in Printed Circuit Boards (PCB). That gives engineers a high degree of design freedom. However, controlling the microstructure of such composite materials is never easy. Virtual Material Testing can help to find optimal materials properties to match various design requirements resulting in a faster design process and increased product life.

To find out more, join this English language webinar organized by EnginSoft SpA, our partner in Europe.

Speaker:
Koji Yamamoto
Developer & Technology Specialist

Key topics:
・Multiscale analysis, homogenization, virtual material testing, printed circuit board, material design, filling resins, filler dispersed composites and woven composites.

Register from here

[Global Webinar]
Introduction of Composite Material Analysis Technology by Integrating Actual Testing and CAE
Jointly presented in collaboration with Synopsys Simpleware and Shimadzu Corp.
13 October 2022│6-7AM GMT & 3-4PM GMT
(Oct 13, 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM JST & Oct 14, 12:00 AM - 1:00 AM JST)
Select your Time Zone from the Registration page to see the date and time that works best for you.

In this presentation, we will introduce an example of obtaining highly accurate results for the prediction of material behavior by observing composite microstructures. The workflow involves an X-ray CT system by Shimadzu Corporation, image processing in Synopsys Simpleware software, and numerical material testing using CYBERNET Multiscale.Sim.

Speakers:
Takashi Murakami - Shimadzu Corp.
Kerim Genc - Synopsys Simpleware Product Group
Koji Yamamoto - CYBERNET SYSTEMS CO., LTD.
Chandima Uyanage - CYBERNET SYSTEMS CO., LTD.

Key topics:
・X-ray CT system and precision testing of materials by Shimadzu Corporation.
・Simpleware image processing software for materials applications.
・Numerical Material Testing and microstructure modeling with Multiscale.Sim.

Who should attend:
R&D Engineers, Materials Engineers, Design Engineers looking to create new materials or optimize existing materials, and anyone interested in identifying material behavior of microstructures.

Register from here

This webinar is delivered several times. Select your Time Zone from Registration Page to see the date and time that works best for you.

[Partner Events]
TSNE CAE Conference 2022
2022.09.22(THU) ー 2022.09.23(FRI)

We are attending the TSNE CAE Conference 2022. Our Developer & Technology Specialist Koji Yamamoto will be delivering a presentation on “Compaction process of powder materials using an analytical approach based on the DEM & FEM coupling”.

Scheduled from 14:00-14:30 (South Korea Time) on the 23rd of September.

Complete event schedule and more details here: Event Page

[Global Webinar]
Introduction of Multiscale Analysis for Composite Materials Considering Forming Process
An analysis workflow using Multiscale.Sim and Moldex3D®
20 July 2022│15:00 - 16:00 JST
Language: English

Injection-molded products contain discontinuous fibers and their orientation is not uniform throughout the product. Therefore, it is important to consider the molding history when analyzing material behavior. This webinar introduces an analysis workflow using Multiscale.Sim and Moldex3D that is capable of mapping the distribution of fiber orientations based on the molding history and the corresponding material constants.

Introduction to Multiscale Analysis for Composite Materials Considering Forming Process (Moldex3D Interface)
Dr. Koji Yamamoto
Technology Specialist & Developer of Multiscale.Sim
CYBERNET SYSTEMS CO., LTD.

Moldex3D Composite Process
Mr. Bill Juang
Executive Assistant to Chairman
CoreTech System Co., Ltd.

Followed by a live Q&A session.

Register from here

[Free Webinar]
Material design considering molding history by coupling virtual material testing with molding analysis
11 May 2022, 10:00 CET (17:00 JST)
Speaker: Koji Yamamoto - Technology Specialist & Developer of Multiscale.Sim
Language: English

Hosted by our Channel Partner in Europe, EnginSoft SpA, this webinar is focused on

• Virtual material testing
• Multiscale analysis
• Analysis of Powder materials
• Composite materials
• DEM-FEM coupling

Generally, the material properties strongly depend on its molding history. This is due to differences in the microstructure of the material. Typical examples are the fiber orientation distribution in short fiber reinforced composites, void distribution in sintered materials and so on. By combining the techniques for the analytical prediction of microstructure with virtual material testing, it is possible to predict the material behavior taking these effects into account.

Our Technology Specialist, Koji Yamamoto will show some of the latest analysis technologies with examples during this webinar. Register from here

[Live Webinar]
Multiscale Modeling and Characterisation of Composite Materials
March 17th, 2022
10:30 - 11:30 AM India (1:00 - 2:00 PM Malaysia)

A live webinar organized by Automotive Research Association of India (ARAI) and TechNovuus in collaboration with DHIO Research & Engineering Pvt Ltd., Multiscale.Sim Channel Partner for India, Bangladesh and Sri Lanka.

Register from here or scan the QR code below.

[Automotive Webinar]
Automotive Technology Webinars for Weight Reduction
8-11 February, 2022

Registrations are now open for SHIMADZU Automotive Technology Webinars for Weight Reduction. CYBERNET Multiscale.Sim will deliver a Special Invited Lecture as a part of the Weight Reduction Using Composite Materials, Basic Course.

Available dates:
8 February 2022, 13:00 IST & 9 February 2022, 13:00 IST
10 February 2022, 13:00 EST & 11 February 2022, 13:00 EST

Read more about all the webinars in this series and Register from here.

[Free Webinar]
Virtual modeling and testing of composite materials using Ansys Mechanical and Multiscale.Sim.
16 December 2021, 11:00 India (13:30 Malaysia, 14:30 Japan)

Language: English
Join this global webinar with live Q&A. Brought to you by DHIO Research, India, our partner in South Asia.

Register Now

[International Conference]
The 6th International Conference on Sustainable Mobility (ICSM), 2021
7-8 December, 2021, MIROS, KAJANG, MALAYSIA

CYBERNET SYSTEMS MALAYSIA SDN. BHD, our partner for ASEAN is attending the ICSM 2021. They will also deliver a Multiscale.Sim technical presentation on 8th December, during the Conference Session III from 11:00AM - 1:00PM Malaysia Time, titled, "Fusion of Actual Measurement and Homogenization Analysis". More details are on the Event page.

[Hybrid Event]
37th International CAE Conference and Exhibition
17-19 November 2021, Vicenza, Italy

Visit our Virtual Booth to connect, chat or schedule a meeting with the experts of Multiscale.Sim. Also get access to the latest product updates and technical contents all in one place.

Register from here

[Virtual Event]
Ansys Material Intelligence Day 2021
Available On-demand

Multiscale.Sim took part in the Ansys MI Day 2021. Find out why Multiscale.Sim and Ansys Granta MI are better together. Access is available On-demand for a limited period of time.

Register from here

[International Conference - Hybrid Event]
8th Asian Particle Technology Symposium 2021
11-14 October 2021, Osaka, Japan

Visit the CYBERNET booth (Booth no. 11) at the 8th Asian Particle Technology Symposium held in Osaka, Japan. Join our presentation either on-site or online.

Multiscale.Sim technical session:

Prediction of macroscopic mechanical properties for granular microstructure based on virtual material testing.
October 11, 2021, 10:15 JST, Hall C
Speaker: Koji Yamamoto - Developer & Technology Specialist
Language: English
Visit the official event page for more details.

[Free Webinar] Designing 3D printed materials based on virtual material testing
6 October 2021, 14:00 CET (21:00 JST)
Speaker: Koji Yamamoto - Developer & Technology Specialist
Language: English

To design complicated composite materials, it is recommended to use virtual material tests and a data science approach that effectively utilizes the big material database obtained through those tests. In this presentation, we will introduce and demonstrate how to realize this goal by using a Multiscale.Sim and Ansys Granta MI coupled solution.

More details and registration on the Official webinar page.

[Free Webinar] A Faster Way to Develop and Optimize Materials
20 July 2021, 3 AM EDT (4 PM JST)
Language: English

During this global webinar organized in collaboration with Ansys Materials, we will discuss and demonstrate how to develop and optimize materials faster through virtual materials testing by combining FEM-derived material properties from Multiscale.Sim within Ansys Workbench with Ansys Granta MI’s material information management system.

For registration and more details, visit Ansys Events.

[Virtual Event] Ansys Simulation World
20-22 April 2021 (booths go-live on 12 April)

Visit CYBERNET virtual booth featuring Multiscale.Sim during the live event and get a 30% discount coupon for Ansys Store*

More details and registration on the Official event page.

[Free Webinar] Introduction to Multiscale Extension for Ansys Workbench
25 March 2021, 14:00 CET (22:00 JST)
Speaker:Koji Yamamoto - Developer & Technology Specialist
Language:English

Find out how to improve efficiency in your material design work based on virtual material testing. This webinar is hosted by EnginSoft SpA, our trusted partner in Europe.

Request a link to watch the recording.

[Virtual Event] International CAE Conference and Exhibition
30 November - 4 December 2020

Visit our video chat enabled virtual booth, "Multiscale Analysis for Composite Materials by CYBERNET". This event is organized by our trusted partner EnginSoft SpA.

Watch the breakout presentation on CYBERNET YouTube Channel.

[Free Webinar] Introduction to Multiscale.Sim for Material Design Analysis
17 September 2020, 14:00-15:00 (UTC+08)

Presented by CYBERNET SYSTEMS MALAYSIA SDN.BHD. This is an introductory webinar including functional overview of Multiscale.Sim, case study, product demonstration and Q&A. CYBERNET SYSTEMS MALAYSIA is our trusted partner for ASEAN region.

Download webinar material from Cybernet Malaysia website

Designing Composite Materials using Multiscale.Sim for Ansys Mechanical
26 May 2020 - 11:00 AM EDT

Join us for this free webinar that spotlights exciting features offered by Multiscale.Sim to overcome your day to day material design and simulation challenges, providing high-performance productivity for Workbench users. Panel consist of Multiscale.Sim developers and Ansys engineers.

Watch the recording on Ansys Resource Library

Analysis of a Lattice Structure Using Multiscale.Sim

Multiscale.Sim is a multiscale add-in simulation tool that gives you anisotropic, macroscopic material constants of composite materials without physical testing. View this on-demand webinar to get an overview of multiscale analysis based on the homogenization technique, and see a demonstration of multiscale analysis to obtain the material properties of lattice structures. Learn how to design a lattice structure efficiently by combining this multiscale technique with Ansys lattice optimization analysis.

Watch the recording on Ansys Resource Library