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52 - Newsletter EnginSoft Year 6 n°4 Interview with Mr Sakae Morita, General Manager, Marketing and Mr Kentaro Fukuta of ELYSIUM Co., Ltd. Japan What are your impressions of the EnginSoft International Conference 2009? Mr. Morita: Indeed, we brought back many new discoveries from our first participation in the EnginSoft Conference. It has been particularly interesting to see that there are many joint efforts and activities between industry and the academia and that lots of successes are actually linked to these collaborations. Although we can see similar efforts in Japan, there is still a huge gap between industry and the universities. The attitude and openness in Italy and in the surrounding countries in Europe seem to be very good. Mr.Fukuta: Our time at the Conference in Bergamo was an extremely significant experience, more than I had anticipated before our trip to Europe. Much to our surprise, we met many participants from all over the world. This is one of the differences compared to CAE conferences in Japan. It’s great to have the opportunity to actively exchange technical information between organizations from different countries. Mr.Morita: From Professor Stefano Odorizzi’s keynote speech and my personal conversation with him, I was particularly impressed by the fact that EnginSoft is expanding its business not only in Italy but also internationally and this in harsh economic times. At Elysium, we are keen to establish a longterm relationship with EnginSoft. Bergamo’s medieval Città Alta - Impressions photographed by Mr. Morita / Mr Fukuta in October 2009 Elysium Booth in the exhibition area Apart from the Conference, did you have time to explore Italy a bit? Mr.Morita: Luckily, we had enough time to stroll around in the old city of Bergamo and in Milan after the conference. What really moved me is the deep history and the beautiful harmony between the past and modernity. These are memories I brought back from looking at the old architectures and from our visits to some museums. Mr.Fukuta: I will remember my first visit to Italy for a long time to come. I was fascinated by the beautiful landscape of Bergamo and the wonderful dinner we have enjoyed in a restaurant on one of the surrounding hills of the city. Would you say that your presence, also as an exhibitor, at the Conference was effective? Mr.Morita: Certainly yes. There were quite a few positive discussions about our products and we could generate some leads for our future business in Europe. I am really grateful to Ms. Barbara Leichtenstern for her deep considerations and to everybody at EnginSoft. Mr.Fukuta: Thank you for all your support and for giving us such a good opportunity to meet the people of EnginSoft and the audience of the International Conference. This interview was conducted by Ms Akiko Kondoh Consultant for EnginSoft in Japan
New Year Greetings from Japan with best wishes from Akiko Kondoh It has been a great pleasure to launch the Japan Column in 2009. Sometimes inspiration is needed for product design and manufacturing. The same is true for CAE. I hope that the new encounter in the EnginSoft Newsletter, between Japanese and European (CAE) cultures, creates inspiration and motivation for 2010. In the New Year, Shogatsu is generally celebrated on the first 3 days of January. In Japan, this is the most important period to spend with family. Osechi-ryori are special side dishes which we enjoy on the first 3 days of the year. Osechi-ryori consist of traditional ingredients in Japanese cuisine, all of them have special meanings. For example, sea bream (tai) should bring luck (medetai), herring roe (kazunoko) sends out “a wish for prosperity to our descendants”, and sea tangle roll (kobumaki) means “happiness” (yorokobu). This Osechi-ryori are arranged on the Urushi, a Japanese lacquer tiered box. Urushi is the coating material made from refined and processed lacquer tree sap. Urushi has been used for the last thousands of years. Indeed, Japanese lacquering techniques had improved rapidly at a time more than 1500 years ago. The black shining Urushi became a traditional craft and nowadays it is widely used for tableware, fine furniture and musical instruments. Urushi is resistant to humidity, heat, acid and alkali, but becomes depleted under extreme ultraviolet irradiation or desiccation. This is why Urushi was not much used for industrial products in the past. However, in recent years, Urushi has attracted people’s attention not only in Japan but around the world because of its unique glazing style and excellent characteristics. Today, Urushi is applied to brand new areas of MONODUKURI*, for example for the interior of cars and airplanes and the exterior of various electrical products by combining Urushi material characteristics and specific lacquering techniques. *MONODUKURI: Japanese for manufacturing and Japan’s spirit for excellence in manufacturing Newsletter EnginSoft Year 6 n°4 - 53 modeFRONTIER at the 2009 MADYMO Users Meeting in Melbourne EnginSoft's partner in Australia, ADVEA Engineering, hosted their semi-annual event “The 2009 MADYMO Users Meeting” in Melbourne, Australia on the 23rd & 24th of November. The event attracted a widerange of engineers from the Asia Pacific region with a focus on automotive active/passive safety, biomechanics, pedestrian safety and DOE/optimization. Maciej Mazur, a University Student at the School of Aerospace, Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering at RMIT, The Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology, one of Australia’s original and leading educational institutions, presented a DOE and an optimization study of a cast-aluminium servo motor housing. In his presentation, Maciej detailed how he coupled successfully modeFRONTIER with Catia and Abaqus for Catia to optimize the housing for weight and stiffness. For more information about this presentation and about modeFRONTIER and CAE in Australia, feel free to contact Mr. Ryan Adams, email: radams@advea.com, Manager ADVEA Engineering. www.advea.com Optimization Training Star- CCM+ AND modeFRONTIER in Göteborg, February 23 In cooperation with CDadapco and FS Dynamics, EnginSoft Nordic will present a one-day hands-on training on optimization with modeFRONTIER and Star-CCM+. This training, to be held in Göteborg on February 23rd 2010, will teach how to automate and perform scripting of Star-CCM+ analyses, and how to setup an optimization together with modeFRONTIER. After an introduction and demonstration, training participants will be given a complete workshop to work through on their own. As such, they are expected to bring a laptop with Star-CCM+ for the exercises. After the workshop, the training will conclude with a discussion and a Q&A session. For more information, please contact Adam Thorp at info@enginsoft.se or visit http://nordic.enginsoft.com
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