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MathWorks Limited

Matrix House
Cowley Park
Cambridge
CB4 0HH
United Kingdom

Telephone : 01223 423200
Fax : 01223 423289
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Article archive for MathWorks Limited;

- Rapid prototyping & deployment of control algorithms for power conversion applications (01/09/2021)
  
  Model-driven development has been adopted by industry as a solution for rapid prototyping & to reduce time-to-market. However, a significant amount of time & effort must typically be put into the final implementation stage to match the performance of the product to the performance of the model. Hence, the full potential of model-driven development is not always fully realised in practice.
- MathWorks enhances rapid control prototyping & hardware-in-the-loop testing capabilities with QNX Neutrino Realtime Operating System (14/10/2020)
  
  Mathematical computing software expert, MathWorks has announced key updates to its Simulink Real-Time software that enhance rapid control prototyping & hardware-in-the-loop (HiL) testing with Model-Based Design. Through this approach, design & test engineers can replace a physical system, such as a vehicle, aircraft or robot, with a real-time simulation of a virtual system to accelerate development & reduce the cost of testing.
- EPDT's H1 2020 IoT & Industry 4.0 supplement now available online (06/01/2020)
  
  Included in this month’s EPDT January issue, the first of this year's twice-yearly IoT & Industry 4.0 supplements is now available in print or digital editions.
- EPDT January 2020 issue (inc. Embedded & Mil/Aero features + IoT & Industry 4.0 supplement) now available online (06/01/2020)
  
  This month’s issue, now available in print or digital editions, contains features on Embedded technologies and Military & Aerospace applications, plus EPDT's twice-yearly IoT & Industry 4.0 supplement.
- 7 Industry 4.0 trends for 2020 (03/01/2020)
  
  Industry 4.0 is making manufacturing more productive & profitable than ever before. Jos Martin, Senior Engineering Manager at provider of mathematical computing software, MathWorks tells us about 7 major trends he expects to see in 2020 to help professionals foresee the technologies that will define the next decade – and where factory of the future is headed.
- MathWorks software tools release expands deep learning capabilities for developers (25/09/2018)
  
  Version 2018b, Mathworks' latest MATLAB and Simulink mathematics software tools release, contains deep learning capabilities that will help many system engineers, including computer vision experts, to effectively address their industry challenges.
- MATLAB and LabVIEW-compatible fixed-mount infrared cameras (08/06/2018)
  
  The first fully-radiometric Fluke infrared cameras with MATLAB and LabVIEW software plug-ins deliver continuous temperature monitoring for research, science and engineering applications.
- Calls for new thinking on education to close the UK STEM skills gap (03/11/2016)
  
  A shortage of STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) skills is a major concern for the UK, and was addressed at last week’s MATLAB Expo, one of the biggest annual gatherings of STEM professionals and academics in the UK.
- MATLAB and Simulink student suite - Raspberry Pi bundle (11/08/2015)
  
  Farnell element14 announces the MATLAB and Simulink student suite from MathWorks, which includes the Raspberry Pi Starter Kit.
- MATLAB and Simulink for students (02/06/2015)
  
  Farnell element14 announces that it is now an official distributor of MATLAB and Simulink Student Suite.
- Maker movement paves the way for future engineers (02/12/2014)
  
  The maker movement and Mathworks are inspiring younger generations to be creative and connect with the engineering community.
- Pico Technology joins MathWorks Connections (17/12/2013)
  
  As a result, the PicoScope 3000 Series oscilloscopes now have an instrument driver for the Instrument Control Toolbox.
- New releases of MATLAB and Simulink (09/10/2012)
  
  Mathworks has given both MATLAB and Simulink makeovers to make both programs easier to use and navigate in its latest release 2012b.
- Evolution of model-based design in aerospace (31/03/2011)
  
  Model-Based Design continues to grow within the aerospace and defence industries. Matt Behr examines the reasons behind that growth and explores future trends in its adoption. Particular focus is given to its use in the development of certified systems and on large multi-organisation programmes
- Improved design productivity (23/10/2009)
  
  M-language and model-based solution delivers up to 10x higher productivity.
- Automating MATLAB for the C generation (25/02/2009)
  
  MATLAB algorithms, for all their advantages, have come unstuck in the past when being incorporated in an embedded solution as it requires an awkward and lengthy translation to C. Robert Yu describes a method of automating this process

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MathWorks Limited

Matrix HouseCowley ParkCambridgeCB4 0HHUnited Kingdom

Matrix House
Cowley Park
Cambridge
CB4 0HH
United Kingdom