What software(s) do they use?

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http://www.directindustry.fr/prod/vortex-global/product-50224-1472381.html

This video of using a valve with a falling abrasive grain inside.

The beginning looks similar to using with 3d Via, but how do you simulate grain casting so faithfully?

I would really like to make such a successful video.

Thank you.

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Hello

It's possible that it's done with Blender (a free software), an example of rendering with gravity:

https://youtu.be/pw6sYEz4Ol4?t=238

See also what a deep rendering can look like with Blender :

https://youtu.be/LSHLg4hEVZ8?t=44

And to export from SolidWorks to Blender, you need to use the VRML format:

http://wiki.blender.org/index.php/Doc:2.4/Tutorials/Render/Import/SolidWorks

And to get started with Blender :

https://www.google.fr/webhp?sourceid=chrome-instant&ion=1&espv=2&es_th=1&ie=UTF-8#q=tutoriel+blender&tbm=vid

 

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Impressive this video!

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Hello yes impressive and they are not on their first try

The one if is even more from the same manufacturer

https://vimeo.com/83880813?from=outro-local

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As Aurélien impressante says in the video!! and I think that whatever the software there must be an impressive amount of work time to make this 3D in motion.

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The site is slamming!

 

There are lots of very interesting projects!!

 

See here

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The rendering time should be nice too, better to have a good workstation (or even several) :)

I think they used an outside company, like: 

http://www.imaconcept.tv/#!portfolio-item/industrie/

But after which software? Probably several as .PL says, one for commercial rendering and another for particle calculation.

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The possibilities are numerous, we can add this good old 3DSMax with the plugin(s) that go well.