Modelon Appoints Dr. Hubertus Tummescheit as Chief Solutions Officer
July 20, 2018
Modelon is proud to announce that Dr. Hubertus Tummescheit will assume responsibility as Chief Solutions Officer effective immediately. As Chief Solutions Officer, Dr. Tummescheit will be responsible for architecting and delivering value-added service engagements to Modelon’s global industrial customers, including the delivery of small targeted projects to large scale technology deployment programs. “Hubertus’ appointment is perfectly […]
ESI ITI and Modelon Announce Strategic Partnership for Model-Based Simulation
April 18, 2018
Modelon sees continued success of multi-platform strategy with newest integration partner, ESI ITI. Modelon’s robust and comprehensive set of Modelica-based libraries will be integrated into SimulationX, ESI ITI’s software platform for simulating multiphysics systems.
Modelon Hosts First-Of-Its-Kind FMI Forum in Japan
March 8, 2018
Modelon is pleased to host the upcoming one-day event, FMI FORUM 2018, to be held on 22 May 2018, the day before JSAE, at the Yokohama Symposia, Japan.
FMI Standard: Understand the two types of Functional Mock-up Units – CS v. ME
March 7, 2018
The Functional Mock-up Interface (FMI) standard supports two flavors of Functional Mock-up Units (FMU), including: Co-Simulation (CS) and Model Exchange (ME). But, do you know the difference? As an expert in the standard it’s my goal to help users understand the commonalities and differences – getting you to a point in which you’re choosing the […]
Integrated CO2 Absorption Process in a Coal-Fired Power Plant
January 3, 2018
It’s no secret that global governments are implementing greenhouse gas policies aimed at reducing CO2 emissions. These policies have a direct impact on the power generation sector as carbon capture and storage technologies are essentially the only option available for fossil-based power generation to drastically reduce their CO2 emissions. So, how will they do it? […]
Lightning McQueen and Disney Pixar Cars Expose My Day Job
October 17, 2017
Explaining the ins and outs of working at Modelon is never as transparent as it should seem. After watching Cars 3 with my son I found an easier way to explain the challenges customers have and the benefit of model based engineering. Read on…. What do you do for a living? An intrusive question but, […]
Stabilizing Hydro Power for the Electrical Grid
August 31, 2017
Hydro-power is often associated with conservative and perhaps stagnant technology development. But, because it has been around for hundreds of years and many countries rely on the output of power, the maintenance and continued support of these plants is critical. Currently, in Iceland 70% of their electricity is produced from hydroelectric power, therefore constant operation […]
Architecture Based Vehicle Modeling
May 23, 2017
Reviewing Architecture-Based Approaches for Vehicle Modeling All Modelon libraries are developed to adhere to the open-standard, Modelica language. We, at Modelon, thrive in this language standard for many reasons and fully leverage it in the use of templates and model architectures to rapidly create models and model variants. Modelon’s Vehicle Dynamics Library utilizes this template-based […]
Exa partners with Modelon to explore system level simulation capabilities
April 6, 2017
Modelon, the premier provider of Modelica solutions for model-based systems engineering (MBSE), is pleased to announce a new partnership with Exa® Corporation, a global innovator of simulation software for product engineering. The partnership will enable Exa Corporation to assess Modelon technologies and modules in Exa products. The new partnership aims to deliver Modelon’s MBSE technology […]
PowerGrab – Modeling the musculoskeletal system of the human hand in Modelica
March 14, 2017
Prehensile and precision grasps with Modelica This article can be interesting for people working with modeling and simulation of flexible multibody systems, as well as for all Modelica enthusiasts. Prehensile and precision grasps with Modelica Several years ago, while volunteering at a nursing home and observing senior citizens having trouble opening doors and holding objects, […]