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Current Media Coverage Archive _______ 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999 Article Type ________________ Article Byline Article International Coverage News Article Product Review User Story Maple 16 Fosters Mathematics Exploration May 16, 2012 Design News Maplesoft, which markets the Maple mathematical application aimed at engineering professionals, students, and researchers, has put some muscle into improving usability. Among the highlights of the latest release, Maple 16, are features that make it easier to explore math, collaborate, and share equations. The Mathematics of Battery Efficiency May 14, 2012 Energy Efficient and Technology “One constant of battery research is the need to consider fundamental physical concepts when designing new batteries. To facilitate this, the industry increasingly uses math-based modeling techniques that let engineers accurately describe the behavior and the constraints on a system, in physical terms. The model equations then help in developing, testing, and refining designs quickly and without building physical prototypes.” MapleSim Breaks New Ground in Hardware-in-the-Loop Real-Time Simulation for Planetary Rovers May 14, 2012 Green Technology TMCnet.com “The main advantage of this approach is that it significantly reduces the overall development time in the project. In addition, this allows for component testing under dangerous scenarios without the risk of damaging a full rover prototype.” Maplesoft Releases Maple 16 May 9, 2012 Desktop Engineering Maplesoft recently announced version 16 of Maple, its flagship technical computing system for mathematicians, engineers, scientists, and academia. Calling this a major release, Maplesoft says that Maple 16 has been extended with more than 4,500 additions and improvements across the entire product, including areas such as mathematical algorithms, visualization, programming language, engineering tools, documentation, education features, and authoring tools. Math for Engineers: A look at Mathcad Prime 2.0 and Maple 16 April 17, 2012 Design World “Maple 16 benefits from major improvements in computational efficiency, in the areas of core polynomial operations, numeric differential equation solving, and linear algebra computations. It features better scalability on multi-core computers. The Maple programming language has been enhanced to support light-weight objects, for enhanced object-oriented programming ... Maple 16 is a fine choice as a tool for doing serious engineering math.” Maplesoft Releases Maple 16 April 10, 2012 Desktop Engineering Announcing the newly released Maple 16. Maple 16 Technical Computing Software April 10, 2012 Scientific Computing and Instrumentation Announcing the newly released Maple 16. Math Software April 10, 2012 Automotive Engineering International Announcing the newly released Maple 16. Maple 16 Adds Improved Visualizations, Algorithms April 5, 2012 Campus Technology Announcing the newly released Maple 16. Smart features in Maple help users do complex math problems April 4, 2012 Machine Design Announcing the newly released Maple 16. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Page 1 of 82