Greeting
JSOL Corporation would like the Users Conference each year to be an opportunity for users to communicate and share ideas.
A wealth of content will be provided to satisfy a range of skill levels including JMAG wizards and beginners, as well as those who have not yet participated in the Users Conference.
These presentations will be immensely helpful for those who are yet to have a long history of JMAG under their belts, as well as for those who will be looking to use JMAG in the foreseeable future. Discussions will touch on hurdles that users may encounter in their initial introductions to JMAG, which will also be accompanied by a number of analysis case studies.
For those who have not yet joined us, those who could not participate in the previous year, those who have not attended for several years, and those who join us every year - we welcome all of you.
We look forward to seeing new and familiar faces!
Organizer
| Organizer | JSOL Corporation | ||
| Dates | December 9 and 10, 2026 | ||
| Venue | Hamamatsucho Convention Hall 5-6F, 2-chōme-3-1 Hamamatsuchō, Minato City, Tōkyō-to 105-0013, Japan * Simultaneously interpreted in Japanese and English |
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| Expected number of participants | Approximately 700 | ||
| Registration Fees | JMAG Users: Free General Admission: ¥50,000 (without tax) |
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Registration
We provide simultaneous interpretation between Japanese and English.
We look forward to your participation.
Keynote Speech

Physics-based modeling and system-level optimization are foundational to Tesla’s engineering approach. From EV powertrains to Optimus actuators, designs begin with physics and integrate electromagnetic, thermal, structural, and other system considerations into a unified optimization framework.
For Optimus, these methods extend from individual actuators to the robot as a complete system. Mission and task requirements inform the actuation strategy and hardware architecture, with motors, inverters, and gearing optimized together to deliver the required performance efficiently.
This systems-level approach enables Optimus to be designed around what the robot needs to accomplish, rather than around individual components. The goal is a highly capable, efficient, and scalable actuation system that minimizes unnecessary hardware and complexity.
Exhibitors
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Registration
We provide simultaneous interpretation between Japanese and English.
We look forward to your participation.
Contact
JMAG Business Company, JSOL Corporation
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