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Midas IT Japan will invite professors who are active at the forefront of university research to hold a web technology course in the civil engineering field. This time, we will have a lecture by Professor Yukari Aoki from Akita University on the theme of "Research on Structural Safety for the Safe and Long-term Use of Cable-stayed Bridges." In recent years, the aging of infrastructure and the frequent occurrence of natural disasters in Japan have increasingly highlighted the importance of bridge design and maintenance. In particular, as revisions to design standards and the introduction of new analytical methods are required, establishing more rational and practical design and evaluation methods has become a challenge. This course is designed to be widely useful not only for those using Midas IT Japan's products but also for civil engineering designers and engineers. Furthermore, this web technology course is expected to be a CPD-certified program by the Japan Society of Civil Engineers, and can be participated in as part of engineer education. We encourage you to join us without hesitation. We sincerely look forward to your participation.

The Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism's initiative "BIM/CIM" has been effective in visualization and consensus building, but it has not yet achieved efficiency in the design and verification processes themselves. In this context, the Cabinet Office's BRIDGE initiative is promoting the "parameterization of civil engineering design data and the automation of design verification." By the fiscal year 2028, standard parameters for box culverts and bridge substructures are expected to be established, and from fiscal year 2031, there is a possibility that intermediate files will be introduced as deliverables. Responding to this government policy (Policy-Pull) is urgent. However, many engineers may feel that "building a sophisticated automation system in-house is a high hurdle." This seminar will not cover "general discussions on AI," but will introduce two changes directly related to practical work: the initiative to restore past frame structure calculation data using generative AI to automatically create analysis models, and the case where Plug-In development, previously manageable only by a few engineers, can now be handled by generative AI, allowing anyone to create them. As the premise that "development is for specialists" is changing, this seminar offers an opportunity to experience the first step. We sincerely look forward to your participation.

CIVIL NX × AI・API Seismic Design Workflow Experience Seminar Instead of leaving design decisions to AI, we will introduce an approach that incorporates AI and APIs as "co-pilots" to support the designer's judgment, reducing manual workload while achieving highly reliable analysis. You will have the opportunity to experience traditional operating procedures while also fully experiencing a design and analysis flow that integrates the latest technologies. We sincerely look forward to your participation.