Maplesoft’s suite of tools for modeling and analyzing engineering 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.
Maple and MapleSim are used extensively for designing multi-domain systems where kinematic, dynamic, and thermal behaviors need to be considered. The suite includes tools for easily transferring your work into your existing design toolchain, including SolidWorks®, AutoDesk Inventor®, and Siemens® NX®.
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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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Structural Mechanics for Maple
Allows the calculation of statics and dynamics of spatial beam structures including discrete masses and inertias in points, springs and dampers.
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Optimus
Identify optimal design parameters for complex Maple and MapleSim design problems. (Third-party product) |

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Cleveland Golf explores ways to increase the performance of their drivers using MapleSim.
Maple doubles the operating time of watches using symbolic calculation techniques.
Modeling the mechanical, hydraulic, and electrical components of an excavator.
The challenge of creating a model of a capacitive touch screen.
Using MapleSim to calculate the pressures and forces in hydraulic cylinders.
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