A practical course that systematically explains the essential BMS technology for EVs, HEVs, and PHEVs, covering the estimation of remaining capacity and degradation of lithium-ion batteries in a comprehensive manner.
■ Title: "Explanation of Remaining Capacity and Degradation Estimation Techniques for Optimal Management of Lithium-Ion Batteries... Focusing on Operating Principles, Modeling, and Control Methods with Perspectives Based on Battery Type and Application" ―― Solving the challenges of battery life prediction and remaining capacity estimation! A practical seminar on lithium-ion battery technology directly linked to BMS design and MATLAB implementation. ■ Date and Time: May 28, 2026 (Thursday) 10:30 AM - 4:30 PM ■ Zoom Delivery (with materials) 【Knowledge Gained from the Seminar】 Basic characteristics of lithium-ion batteries, modeling methods, basic structure of BMS and points to consider, fundamental methods for effective remaining capacity and degradation prediction. 【Target Audience for the Seminar】 Beginners, young engineers.
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■Event Details Date and Time: May 28, 2026 (Thursday) 10:30 AM - 4:30 PM Zoom Streaming (with materials)
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Tuition Fee General: 55,000 yen (tax included) * Includes materials Newsletter subscribers: 49,500 yen (tax included) ★【Newsletter Member Benefit】If two or more people apply at the same time and all applicants register as newsletter members, the participation fee per person will be half of the newsletter member price.
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We provide the latest industrial insights to our clients. By conducting market trend analysis, publishing technology‑related books and research reports, and organizing and managing seminars, we support research and development across a wide range of industries, with a primary focus on manufacturing. Our coverage spans diverse fields such as energy, batteries, chemicals, and biotechnology.
