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SimulationX 4.0 is out!

SimulationX 4.0 is out!

by | Mar 14, 2019 | Articles

Simulations as accurate as necessary and as simple as possible

Users of SimulationX value its capability to simulate even the most complex mechatronic systems with only little effort and to run numerous variation calculations fast and conveniently. As a Modelica-based tool, the simulation software leaves it up to you whether you prefer using pre-configured elements from the SimulationX model libraries or whether you want to create your own model elements for custom-built libraries. Based on models with undirected connections, you can optimize a system’s dynamic behavior precisely – also for great nonlinearities. Our experienced engineers are there to support you in all areas of modeling, simulation, result quality and interpretation for your design implementation – be it through personal contact as part of your maintenance agreement or in one of the many trainings we offer at the Agito Academy.