We will exhibit our company and provide product explanations at the International Powder Technology Exhibition Tokyo 2022.

Pre-testing in simulations allows for risk avoidance in scaling up. We offer consulting services. Monthly contracts available.

The spray dryer allows for the consideration of product quality variation control and equipment scale-up (enlargement) by simulating factors that influence particle size control, moisture content control, and particle shape during the manufacturing process. In modeling, the particle size distribution is calculated based on the Population Balance equation, and the drying process of the particles is also taken into account. Additionally, representing adhesion to the walls is an important requirement in the simulation. With the integration of Siemens' STAR-CCM+, it is possible to analyze the actual gas flow in detail, which can be used for considerations of scale-up and operational improvements. This is an optional feature of gPROMS FormulatedProducts. *For more details, please download the catalog or contact us.

• simulator
• Contract Analysis
• Analysis Services

Visualize continuous processes! For improving quality and reviewing production costs in active pharmaceutical ingredient manufacturing and formulation processes. *We provide support from demo tests to utilization follow-up.

This is a modeling tool developed in collaboration with a U.S. mega-pharma company. Recently, the pharmaceutical industry has been transitioning from batch production to continuous production, and it is being used for process design and control system considerations. It is a model library of gPROMS FormulatedProducts. In continuous production processes, advanced quality management (PAT, QbD, RTRT) becomes possible, as well as the ability to handle small-batch, multi-product production, but at the same time, high-precision process modeling technology becomes essential. If you have any inquiries such as "I want to reduce plant construction costs," "I want to increase production volume at existing plants," or "I want to improve product quality (particle size distribution)," please feel free to contact us! 【Features】 ■ Capable of steady-state and dynamic (dynamic) simulation ■ Easily handles multiple recycle streams ■ Allows for optimization considerations of plant design and operation methods ■ Can identify and estimate process equipment performance from test data ■ Provides graphical representation of batch plant operating procedures ■ Can be linked with crystallization process analysis libraries ■ Can be linked with oral absorption analysis libraries *For more details about the product, please download the PDF from the link below.

• simulator
• Other analyses
• Analysis Services

Process model library (reaction, crystallization, wet and dry grinding, spray drying, wet and dry granulation, blending, and tablet compression, etc.)

gPROMS Formulated Products is equipped with a library of process models for operations such as reactions, crystallization, wet and dry milling, spray drying, wet and dry granulation, blending, and tablet compression. In case studies applied to pharmaceutical processes, it enables consistent performance analysis of the entire system from active pharmaceutical ingredient (API) manufacturing through formulation processes to oral absorption risk analysis. ■ Solution crystallization analysis ■ Solid-liquid and solid-gas separation, classification, and granulation process analysis ■ Oral absorption analysis This product was developed with the cooperation of major pharmaceutical companies in Europe and the United States. By using mathematical models of raw materials, unit operations, and product performance, it allows for formulation design aimed at optimizing pharmaceuticals and their manufacturing. It enables faster screening of new formulation candidates against quality attributes, including in vivo performance and manufacturability.

• simulator
• Other analyses
• Analysis Services

We will be exhibiting at TECHNO×FRONTIER 2025 - the 40th Power System Exhibition. Please be sure to visit our booth. Our booth: West Hall 4, NO. 4-B25 Organizer: Japan Management Association https://www.jma.or.jp/tf/outline/power.html

Even engineers can achieve this. Patent research transformed by AI search × BI! In daily patent research, many face challenges such as: "I don't know how to create search queries or what appropriate keywords to use..." "There are too many results to read, and I can't get around to analyzing them..." "In the end, I end up relying on the IP department or specific experts..." These issues lead to prolonged research times and delayed decisions... However, it is precisely because they have the deepest technical understanding that patent research conducted by "on-site engineers" is considered important. In this seminar, we will explain the entire process from research and analysis to research and development and strategic planning using PatentSQUARE, in a practical format from the engineer's perspective. We will first break through the "entrance to research" with AI search and resolve the "inability to analyze" bottleneck with the IP BI dashboard, achieving a seamless process without relying on other tools. ≪Recommended for≫ ● Those in research and development or technical departments ● Those considering new technology themes ● Those who want to improve research efficiency If you want to learn "research that leads to decision-making" rather than just ending with searches, please feel free to join us.

In the increasingly complex product development landscape, the importance of physical modeling and model-based development is rising, driven by factors such as carbon neutrality, electrification, advanced energy systems, and the efficiency of control development. This seminar will focus on the Modelica-compatible multiphysics simulation environment "Dymola," introducing practical technical information and user cases related to thermal and fluid system modeling, energy systems, control, electrification, building equipment, and model integration via FMI. This free online seminar is recommended for those who want to learn about the latest trends in Dymola/Modelica/FMI and those looking to utilize MBD in design, control development, and system evaluation. Date and Time: Thursday, July 30, 2026, 13:00 - 17:00 Format: Microsoft Teams Webinar Participation Fee: Free / Pre-registration required Organizer: Neolium Technology Co., Ltd. Sponsor: Dassault Systèmes Co., Ltd.

Even engineers can do this. Patent research transformed by AI search × BI! In daily patent research, many face issues such as: "I don't know how to create search queries or what appropriate keywords to use..." "There are too many results to read, and I can't manage to analyze them..." "In the end, I rely on the IP department or specific experts..." These problems lead to prolonged research times and delayed decision-making... However, it is precisely because they have the deepest technical understanding that patent research conducted by "on-site engineers" is considered important. In this seminar, we will explain the entire process from research and analysis to research and development and strategic planning using PatentSQUARE, in a practical format from the engineer's perspective. We will first break through the "entrance to research" with AI search, eliminate the "analysis bottleneck" with the IP BI dashboard, and achieve a seamless process without relying on other tools. ≪Recommended for≫ ● Those in research and development or technical departments ● Those considering new technology themes ● Those who want to improve research efficiency If you want to learn "research that leads to decision-making" rather than just searching, please feel free to join us. * The session on September 2 (Wednesday) will be an archive of the event held on August 27 (Thursday).

We are utilizing Jess in the presentation paper. We will hold an online seminar featuring a presentation by Kiyoka Deguchi, Lecturer at the Institute of Intractable Diseases, Graduate School of Science and Technology, Tokyo University of Science. The latest data will be presented on research that elucidates the response to enterovirus A71 using an intestinal microphysiological system cultured with human ES/iPS cells on a microfluidic device. Related paper on the lecture content: *Modeling human enterovirus A71 infection using an intestinal microphysiological system