Join us for a complimentary webinar in November 5th, 1 pm ET / 10 am PT to see how advanced ballistics engineering simulation is accelerating development, qualification, and deployment of next-generation defense technologies.

Discover how digital twins of materials, threats, and protective systems are helping manufacturers cut lead times by half while reducing costly live tests.

Impetus Fundamentals is a back-to-basics introduction to numerical modelling using the Impetus Solver. Designed for new users and those looking to refresh their understanding, the course provides a structured foundation for building, editing, and running simulations.

We welcome you to our first Impetus user meeting in Paris, France!

On the October 28th, we will host our user meeting, which will be a day of presentations, discussion, information sharing and networking for France-based users, as well as prospective users, of the Impetus solver.

Join us for a webinar with Lars Olovsson, CTO of IMPETUS, as he introduces a major new capability in version 10 of Impetus Solver: the automatic conversion of eroding finite elements to SPH particles, known as Erode-to-SPH (E2S).

Whether you are starting out or want a structured refresher, this live digital course gives you the foundation you need to build, edit, and run simulations with confidence.

The Association of the United States Army (AUSA) Annual Meeting & Exposition is the premier land power exposition and professional development forum in North America—and the must-attend event for anyone involved in the defense sector. With over 44,000 attendees, 750+ exhibits, and representation from 92 countries, this three-day event is where the global defense community converges to shape the future of national security.

The 27th International Symposium on Military Aspects of Blast and Shock (MABS27) will be held from October 5th to 10th 2025 in Colmar, France.

This event will present a wide range of papers and presentations from international scientists, engineers, consultants and students working in the field of blast and shock research.

The ARA annual meetings are attended by an international group of scientists and engineers from government, academia, and industry involved in various aspects of maintaining, upgrading, and utilizing launcher technology for a variety of research applications, mostly involving defense or aerospace applications. The meeting is primarily composed of technical talks presented by the ARA members.