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  1. アークシステム 本社 Kanagawa//others
  2. ユニオンシステム Osaka//Information and Communications
  3. B7 Tokyo//Information and Communications
  4. 4 シスメット 本社/福岡県北九州市　・東日本オフィス/埼玉県入間市　・北日本オフィス/北海道札幌市 Fukuoka//Information and Communications
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  1. Quicker and more accurate construction cost estimation! Drawing extraction software Hiroi-kun III アークシステム 本社
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  3. Easy operation with just a click" - Drawing extraction software "Hiroi-kun III アークシステム 本社
  4. 4 A-Loop: A Community Site for Learning and Connecting for Architects ユニオンシステム
  5. 5 Explanatory Material [Full Implementation in 2026] What is BIM Confirmation Application? グラフィソフトジャパン

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Example: Warpage Countermeasures for Connectors in Injection Molding

Example: Warpage Countermeasures for Connectors in Injection Molding

By collaborating with 3D TIMON, we automatically adjust the thickness of the solid element model, thereby suppressing warping deformation.

Here is an example of minimizing warpage by changing the thickness of solid elements. The analysis was conducted using the "Basis Vector Method," which modifies the shape by moving the nodes of the finite element model without using CAD. Several patterns (basis vectors) of the desired shape were prepared from the initial model and combined. As a result of the optimization, the sum of squares of warpage improved by 33% to 4.9480e-004 compared to the initial shape, and the maximum warpage (mm) improved by 12% to 3.8607e-002. [Case Overview] ■ Optimization Conditions - Design Variables: Thickness A, B - Sampling: Initially LHS 20 points, Approximate optimal solution + 10 recommended points - Approximate Model: CRBF (Convolutional RBF) ■ Analysis: Basis Vector Method *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Example: Silent Design of Electromagnetic Field Reactor

Example: Silent Design of Electromagnetic Field Reactor

By integrating various software such as CAD, magnetic field analysis, and acoustic analysis, a wide range of optimization can be achieved!

This example introduces how to integrate three software programs to reduce noise without compromising the electrical performance of a reactor. First, the general-purpose parameter optimization software "AMDESS" rewrites the VB script file of the 3D CAD software "SolidWorks" with trial dimensions, changing the model dimensions. Next, the electromagnetic field analysis software "JMAG" communicates with "SolidWorks" to import the CAD model, perform meshing and analysis, and "AMDESS" extracts responses from the analysis results of "JMAG." As a result, starting from 30 samples using Latin hypercube sampling, a 31% reduction in sound pressure was achieved through six updates of the response surface. 【Optimization Conditions】 ■ Design Variables: Core dimensions D1 to D4 ■ Objective Function: Minimization of reactor sound pressure ■ Constraint Functions: Inductance above initial value, core volume below initial value ■ Approximation Model: RBF *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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[Example] Modeling from Handwritten Images

[Example] Modeling from Handwritten Images

Introducing an example of modeling from a handwritten image! It is also possible to combine it with a CAD model!

In "VOXELCON," not only images from CT scanners but also images created with general image editing software can be imported and used for modeling. Here, as an example, we will introduce a case where an image created with the Windows accessory "Paint" is combined with a model created in CAD to create a model and perform stress analysis. If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact us. [Contents] ■ Overview ■ Analysis Model ■ Boundary Conditions ■ Analysis Results ■ Discussion *Detailed information about the case can be viewed through the related links. For more details, please feel free to contact us.

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[Example] Evaluation of the physical properties of composite materials using modeling functions.

[Example] Evaluation of the physical properties of composite materials using modeling functions.

Utilizing the script function of VOXELCON! Here is an example of evaluating its physical properties through homogenization analysis.

Using the flexible modeling and scripting features of "VOXELCON," you can randomly vary the arrangement and scaling of the given basic shapes to generate models. Here, we will introduce an example of randomly generating a micro model of composite materials and evaluating its physical properties through homogenization analysis. If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact us. 【Contents】 ■ Overview ■ Analysis Model (Micro Model) ■ Homogenization Analysis Results ■ Discussion *For detailed information on the case study, please refer to the related links. For more information, feel free to contact us.

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Example: CAD Integration - Dimension Optimization Linked with SOLIDWORKS

Example: CAD Integration - Dimension Optimization Linked with SOLIDWORKS

By using the SOLIDWORKS API, we can automate dimension changes and reduce operations.

To change dimensions through dimensional optimization, there are two methods: one is to directly modify the CAD model and remesh it, and the other is to change the mesh itself (morphing). Many CAD systems support scripting languages for manipulating CAD models, allowing external programs to operate on CAD models using these scripts. Here, we will introduce an example of dimensional optimization using a VBA macro that links SolidWorks (SolidWorks Japan Co., Ltd.) with 'AMDESS'. [Contents] ■ Overview ■ Analysis Model ■ Optimization Conditions ■ Results ■ Discussion *Detailed information about the case study can be viewed through the related links. For more information, please feel free to contact us.

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Example: Injection Molding - Exploration of Gate Position Considering Warpage Measures and Robust Design

Example: Injection Molding - Exploration of Gate Position Considering Warpage Measures and Robust Design

We will explore design proposals that achieve both anti-sledding measures and robustness in collaboration with 3D TIMON.

Robustness represents the strength (small variation) against changes in the environment or situation and is an important evaluation criterion that affects yield in actual production. "AMDESS" can provide virtual variations to the approximation model, allowing for the evaluation of this robustness. Here, we will introduce a case of gate position optimization where "AMDESS" and "3D TIMON" are linked, and robustness is evaluated after the usual optimization. [Contents] ■ Overview ■ Analysis Model ■ Optimization Conditions ■ Optimization Results ■ Variation Evaluation ■ Discussion *Detailed information about the case can be viewed through the related links. For more information, please feel free to contact us.

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Case Studies Volume 2 of Structural Optimization Design Software 'OPTISHAPE-TS'

Case Studies Volume 2 of Structural Optimization Design Software 'OPTISHAPE-TS'

We will introduce examples aimed at stress reduction, weight reduction, and control of natural frequencies, considering situations such as component interference! Detailed explanations of analysis models, optimization conditions, and discussions will be provided!

In this case study collection, we introduce problem-solving examples using the structural optimization design software 'OPTISHAPE-TS.' We include examples of shape optimization for arms considering layout constraints due to part interference, as well as shape optimization case studies using stress constraints from multiple parts. From the analysis model to optimization conditions, results, and discussions, we provide detailed explanations using diagrams. Please feel free to download and take a look. [Featured Examples] ■ Shape optimization considering interference with other parts ■ Shape optimization considering stress ■ Shape optimization to improve natural frequency ■ Stress reduction through optimization of fillet shapes *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us! *For those who are not members of Ipros, materials can also be downloaded from the related links below (within our company site).

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[Technical Column] The Theory of OPTISHAPE-TS

[Technical Column] The Theory of OPTISHAPE-TS

An explanation of the theory used in the optimization function! A column discussing "H1 Gradient Method."

Since the release of the initial version, we have frequently received questions from customers about the theories underlying our optimization. From the user's perspective, it is understandable to feel hesitant about using software without a clear understanding of the theoretical background. In this technical column, we will explain the theories used in the optimization features of OPTISHAPE-TS as clearly as possible. Please feel free to download and take a look. [Contents] ■ Episode 1: Introduction to Non-Parametric Optimization *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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The theory of OPTISHAPE-TS "Gradient Method in Finite-Dimensional Spaces"

The theory of OPTISHAPE-TS "Gradient Method in Finite-Dimensional Spaces"

An explanation of gradient methods when the design variables are a finite number of real numbers! Introduction to the column.

In the previous article, we explained the gradient method, which is one of the solutions to optimization problems. In this article, we will discuss the gradient method in finite-dimensional spaces, specifically when the design variables are a finite number of real numbers. Please feel free to download and take a look. [Contents] ■ Episode 15: What is H1 Gradient Method Part 8 "Gradient Method in Finite-Dimensional Spaces" *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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[Technical Column] The Theory of OPTISHAPE-TS: "Space"

[Technical Column] The Theory of OPTISHAPE-TS: "Space"

An explanation of the concept of "space" in modern mathematics! Introduction to a technical column.

In the previous article, I provided an overview of the function space known as H1. As I mentioned briefly, there is a significant difference between the "space" that engineers think of and the "space" in modern mathematics. This time, I will explain the concept of "space" in modern mathematics. Please feel free to download and take a look. [Contents] ■ Episode 9: What is the H1 Gradient Method? Part 2 "Space" *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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[Technical Column] The Theory of OPTISHAPE-TS: "What is Gradient Method?"

[Technical Column] The Theory of OPTISHAPE-TS: "What is Gradient Method?"

Based on the formulation of optimization problems, let's briefly explain what the gradient method is!

In the previous articles, we explained the "H1" in the H1 gradient method. I hope you have deepened your understanding of the concept of function spaces. From this time onward, I would like to explain the remaining "gradient methods" over several articles. To begin with, this article will discuss an overview of gradient methods. Please feel free to download and take a look. [Contents] ■ Episode 14 What is H1 Gradient Method Part 7 "What is Gradient Method" *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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The theory of OPTISHAPE-TS: The relationship between three functions and H1.

The theory of OPTISHAPE-TS: The relationship between three functions and H1.

A subtle relationship with three functions commonly encountered in the field of engineering! Introducing in a column.

In the previous session, we explained norms and inner products in function spaces. Finally, to help you gain a deeper understanding of the concept of function spaces, we will discuss the subtle relationships with three functions that frequently appear in the field of engineering (for example, control engineering and vibration engineering). Please feel free to download and take a look. 【Contents】 ■ Episode 13: What is the H1 Gradient Method? Part 6 "The Relationship Between Three Functions and H1" *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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[Technical Column] The Theory of OPTISHAPE-TS: Infinite Dimensions and Function Spaces

[Technical Column] The Theory of OPTISHAPE-TS: Infinite Dimensions and Function Spaces

To deepen your understanding of H1, we will explain norms and inner products in function spaces!

Last time, I explained the completeness of spaces. Since H1 is a function space, this time I will explain norms and inner products in function spaces to deepen your understanding of H1. Please feel free to download and take a look. [Contents] ■ Episode 12 What is the H1 Gradient Method? Part 5 "Infinite Dimensions and Function Spaces" *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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[Technical Column] Theory of OPTISHAPE-TS: Bead Optimization

[Technical Column] Theory of OPTISHAPE-TS: Bead Optimization

You can change the characteristics of a structure without increasing the thickness of the thin plate! Introducing a widely used method.

This time, we will introduce bead optimization, which is one of the non-parametric optimizations of OPTISHAPE-TS. A bead refers to a small uneven shape applied to a thin plate structure. Since it can change the characteristics of the structure without increasing the thickness of the thin plate, the process of generating beads is a widely used method in various applications. [Contents] ■ Episode 19: Bead Optimization *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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The theory of OPTISHAPE-TS: Manufacturing constraints in H1 gradient method.

The theory of OPTISHAPE-TS: Manufacturing constraints in H1 gradient method.

A method with a very high degree of freedom compared to parametric optimization! Introduction to a technical column.

This time, we will introduce the theory of manufacturing constraints in non-parametric shape optimization using OPTISHAPE-TS. Non-parametric optimization, including shape optimization, offers a much higher degree of freedom compared to parametric optimization, which results in unique shapes. Please download and check out the continuation of the column. [Contents] <Chapter 20: Manufacturing Constraints in H1 Gradient Method> ■ Limitations due to penalty terms in the H1 gradient method ■ Limitations based on the evaluation function *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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