Maplesoft’s suite of tools for modeling and analyzing mechatronic systems relieves the burden that is typically associated with using traditional simulation tools to develop high-fidelity models. Maplesoft’s next-generation graphical tools for model development and analysis dramatically reduce the time and cost of up-front analysis, virtual prototyping, and parameter optimization of system designs. With an intuitive multi-domain modeling environment and powerful multibody modeling tools, MapleSim is uniquely suited to developing mechatronic systems, including such diverse applications as robotics, guidance systems, active stabilizers, vibration attenuators, and “X-by-wire” systems found in road vehicles and aircraft.
Maple and MapleSim are used extensively for designing systems where open-loop, closed-loop, kinematic, and dynamic behaviors need to be considered. The product suite includes tools for easily transferring work into an existing control development toolchain, and produces models suitable for use in real-time simulation systems for hardware-in-the-loop testing.
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MapleSim
High-performance multi-domain modeling and simulation.
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Maple
The essential technical computing software for today’s engineers.
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MapleSim Connector
Automatic generation of Simulink® S-functions from MapleSim models. The generated ANSI-C code is compatible with Simulink® Coder™ for simulation on supported platforms such as dSPACE, xPC Target, and B&R Automation Studio Target for Simulink®. |
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MapleSim Control Design Toolbox
A solid set of essential control design tools that extend MapleSim's exceptional plant modeling capabilities to support control design. |
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MapleSim Connector for LabVIEW™ and NI VeriStand™ Software
Include high-fidelity MapleSim models in your LabVIEW VIs and NI VeriStand Applications. The generated code is highly optimized for execution on all floating-point real-time processors from National Instruments. |
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BlockImporter™
Import a Simulink® model into Maple and convert it to a set of mathematical equations to be analyzed, optimized, simplified, turned into a MapleSim custom component for inclusion in MapleSim, and exported back to Simulink® using the MapleSim Connector. |
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MapleSim Connector for dSPACE® Systems
With the MapleSim Connector for dSPACE® Systems, you can streamline your development process by automatically converting your high-performance, high-fidelity MapleSim models into real-time applications running on a dSPACE platform. |
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MapleSim Tire Component Library
The MapleSim Tire Component Library provides MapleSim users with industry standard tire force model components such as Fiala, Calspan, and Pacejka’s magic tire formula. |
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MapleSim Driveline Component Library
The MapleSim Driveline Component Library is a collection of components, transmission sub-assemblies, and complete powertrain examples that show the use of these components in driveline applications. |
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Optimus
Identify optimal design parameters for complex Maple and MapleSim design problems. (Third-party product) |
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