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In this seminar, we will introduce a contract development solution for soft sensors using deep learning. We can provide a consistent response from high-precision data acquisition through actual motor measurements to the construction of deep learning models, as well as the verification and consulting of trained models. We will present effective solutions for nonlinear characteristics and real-time estimation, which have been challenging with traditional development methods. We will explain the implementation flow for technical developers and business leaders who are exploring next-generation motor control utilizing AI technology.

In this seminar, we will delve into specific application methods of Model-Based Design (MBD) centered around MATLAB and the high-speed circuit simulator Scideam, along with practical case studies in projects. We will also provide a detailed explanation of the technical advantages of introducing Hardware-in-the-Loop Simulation (HILS) and Rapid Control Prototyping (RCP) systems. For the keynote speeches, we have invited Professor Katsushi Hasegawa from Chubu University and Associate Professor Yu Yonezawa from Nagoya University to discuss the contributions of MBD to energy efficiency, vibration suppression, and high precision in industrial machinery from a professional perspective. <Keynote Speeches> [New High-Response Torque Control Method for Synchronous Motors and Performance Evaluation Using MATLAB] Professor Katsushi Hasegawa, Department of Aerospace Engineering, Chubu University [Practical Model-Based Development for Power Electronics, from Noise Analysis to Data Centers] Associate Professor Yu Yonezawa, Institute of Future Materials and Systems, Nagoya University We sincerely look forward to your entries!

We have organized a joint seminar by three domestic companies that provide MBD tools in the field of power electronics. This seminar will introduce a toolchain that covers everything from the upstream design of power electronic systems using MATLAB and JMAG to functional verification on actual devices in a seamless manner. Additionally, Murata Manufacturing Co., Ltd. will present case studies on the application of MBD in power systems, including the definition of requirements, the transition to MILS, and the purposes and considerations for using RCP and HILS, along with several application examples. This seminar will provide valuable content for those who are currently engaged in MBD development as well as those who are looking to start.

We, Hodaka Electronics Co., Ltd., will be exhibiting at the International Automotive Electronics Technology Exhibition (Automotive World 2025) to be held at Tokyo Big Sight from January 22 (Wednesday) to January 24 (Friday), 2025. We plan to showcase solutions for automotive electronics. In addition to our long-established power electronics solutions, we will also present systems for measuring spatial resolution, such as advanced car displays and decorative films, as well as examples of video and data signal synchronization recording systems. We can offer products related to power electronics, model-based development (MBD), as well as proposals for simulation, measurement, and testing environments. We sincerely look forward to your visit.

This time, we are pleased to announce a free web seminar conducted by a former Sony engineer. Are you still evaluating color gamut using traditional methods? Introduction to the web seminar on the new product display color gamut evaluation system, GR-55. - Free evaluation software available for loan (first come, first served for one company) The Gamut Rings method, proposed by Dr. Masaoka from NHK, has been put into practical use as a means to measure the color reproduction range of displays. This is a completely new and groundbreaking technique that visualizes a three-dimensional color gamut, including brightness that could not be expressed conventionally, in two dimensions. It has been standardized internationally by organizations such as IEC, ICDM, and CIE. In this presentation, we will explain the basic principles of the Gamut Rings method and the GR-55 product, as well as introduce the immediate conversion to the xy chromaticity diagram, xyY color space, and L*a*b* color space that have been used traditionally. This technology allows for accurate, easy, and understandable color evaluation of displays, and will serve as a tool for everyone involved in the design and development of displays and materials in the future. This seminar is packed with valuable information.