We are also offering materials that include case studies on the application of 'Digital Twin in the Press Molding Process'!

The leading companies in the global market for their industry, Schuler and AutoForm, have announced a business partnership to combine AutoForm's Digital Twin technology with Schuler's Digital Suite capabilities. They will share their technologies and know-how to jointly develop new digital solutions for press mold factories. For more details on the partnership between Schuler and AutoForm, please refer to the press release.

It was featured in the November issue of Nikkan Kogyo Shimbun's "Press Technology" in a lead interview article. ●INTERVIEW: Leaders of Manufacturing Innovation Supporting the overall optimization of business processes with advanced software technology Contributing to the improvement of customer performance President and CEO, Wataru Suzuki - Features of AutoForm's portfolio - The renowned speed of AutoForm product calculations - The beginning of business in Japan - Changes among users over more than 20 years since release - The reason for joining the company - About the release of AutoForm Addembly - Collaboration with AutoForm Forming - The role of sales - About assuming the position of President and CEO in July of this year, etc. Please take a look.

The online news for mold manufacturing has published an article about our simulation software, 【Breakthrough!】. ● "Digitizing Molding to Assembly" - Press - A universal user need in mold manufacturing is the reduction of lead times. Recently, the time spent on mold production has decreased, including the shortening of development periods, and reducing labor costs has become a significant challenge. The entire process chain from initial concept creation to mold factories and assembly plants is covered, allowing for a comprehensive examination of press molding and BiW assembly in a digital space. The "AutoForm Digital Process Twin" has been introduced. Please take a look.

The article contributed by our company has been published in the special issue of the monthly magazine "Tool Engineer" by Oka Publishing Co., Ltd. for September. ● Digital Process Twin to Minimize Waste in Die Matching Ken Takizawa, AutoForm Japan In today's automotive industry, as part of the response to strengthened regulations on safety and environmental issues, the rapid electrification of vehicles is progressing, leading to demands for more complex design and development tasks, as well as higher requirements for shortening development time and reducing costs than ever before. This article introduces methods to minimize waste in die matching through the use of AutoForm's digital process twin for press parts. Please take a look.