Thank you to everyone who attended our webinar with the PennWell Group on January 27th. A recording is now available here.

This webinar presents an overview of modeling and simulation of space systems using physical modeling techniques derived from symbolic model formulation techniques. Featuring Dr. Tom Lee, Maplesoft VP of Applications Engineering, and Dr. Amir Khajepour, Professor and Canadian Research Chair in Mechatronic Vehicle Systems at the University of Waterloo.

Introducing Maplesoft Application Briefs!

Maplesoft products are used in diverse application areas including automotive, aerospace, electronics, energy and finance. Application briefs demonstrate how the power of Maplesoft technology can be applied to your work.

Automotive Battery Model Give Better Results by Incorporating Both Electrical and Thermal Characteristics
The challenge of this project was to create an electrical and thermal model of a lead-acid automotive battery.

Excavator Component Supplier Reduces Effort, Improves Results, and Satisfies Clients by Replacing Aging In-House Software with Modern Modeling Tools
The company’s challenge is to easily create a model of the entire system that is detailed enough to predict the behavior of the system accurately when its component is attached.

To review all Maplesoft Application Briefs, click here.

Join the Physical Modeling Group on LinkedIn

We would like to invite you to join the Physical Modeling Group on LinkedIn. Hosted by Maplesoft, this group is a platform where professionals from around the world can discuss techniques and trends in physical modeling.

Physical Modeling refers to modeling techniques that better represent the physics and the mathematics of a system. The concept is simple: develop virtual models of things before committing them to metal or plastic. This way, if there are any conceptual flaws, they reveal themselves in a virtual environment where they are much easier to fix. This concept of creating a computer-based model to analyze, test, improve and optimize the design before actually building it is changing the way engineers develop their solutions.

To become a member of the Physical Modeling Group on LinkedIn, click here.