This week we see how to create flexible bodies in SimMechanics. For that, we will use techniques seen in previous posts like Building Models with MATLAB Code and Self-Modifying Subsystems.... read more >>

We previously published two-dimensional analysis for deriving a route for the hyperloop based on lateral acceleration limits. This time I looked at the other dimension of the problem: Elevation. This will complete the input data needed to fully simulate the Hyperloop.... read more >>

If you are a user of the Model Advisor and have a license for the Parallel Computing Toolbox, you probably noticed a new icon in R2014a: Run checks in background... read more >>

This week I want to share a useful trick to save debugging time: Using the Simulink Debugger in Accelerator Mode.... read more >>

This week, Matt Brauer is back to talk about Git Integration in Simulink Projects, and how he used it to share his Hyperloop simulation on GitHub.

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Many users of Simulink and Embedded Coder target their applications to embedded systems. Embedded systems require high levels of integrity in their operation, and increasingly, these systems are being connected to networks to enable new functionality and provide monitoring capabilities. These extensions to embedded systems raise concerns about security vulnerabilities.

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This week I am happy to welcome guest bloggers Pascal Gahinet, Suat Gumussoy, Erman Korkut, and Mathieu Cuenant to introduce systune and the new Control System Tuner app from Robust Control Toolbox.

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Have you ever dreamed of living inside a Simulink model?... read more >>

This week I want to highlight one of my favorite enhancement in R2014a: The improved workflow for converting a subsystem to a referenced model.... read more >>

This week we talk about the new Simscape Thermal Liquid domain introduced in R2013b, and we see how it helped me to analyze how much I pay for hot water in my house.... read more >>