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Empowering Engineers to Create Safe Cyber-Physical Systems

Join us at Embedded World and explore how industry leaders utilize
our model-based approach that enables the digital engineering of safe cyber-physical systems.

Time:
April 09-11, 2024

Location:
Nuremberg, Germany

 

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EMBEDDED WORLD

Reduce development time and cost and secure your certification journey

Connecting simulationand analysis to every phase of the product lifecycle, enabling engineers to understand a product or product changes will work as designed early and throughout the design process. 

  • Optimize product designs
  • Connect requirements for speed to market 
  • Accelerating product development 

We'll be at Hall 4, Stand #4-448, and we look forward to seeing you there!

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Why Model Based Systems Engineering?

Model-Based System Engineering (MBSE) – MBSE is for anyone designing complex systems using analysis to verify requirements, manage complexity, reduce cost, and risk, and get to market faster and under budget by aligning people, processes, and technology around a single vision of a product. 

Ansys enables MBSE with an open infrastructure that allows anyone to connect any model. Used by leading organizations worldwide to reduce development costs, improve engineering efficiency, stimulate innovation, and design more competitive products.

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Software Design for Future Embedded Systems

Complex embedded systems of the future will rely on developing model- based embedded software that can evolve with the system design. The industry imperative is to design, verify, and automatically generate certified code that allows compliance with safety standards. Ansys launches Scade One, the future of embedded software development.

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Simulation-Based Digital Twin

MBSE lays the groundwork by creating a unified system engineering approach. Digital Twins of actual physical assets extend this model into the operational realm, ensuring a seamless simulation and data-driven approach throughout the system lifecycle. Together, they form a robust framework for holistic and continuous system engineering.

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Model-Based Safety Analysis

Connecting safety analysis to the broader MBSE architecture enables safety to be truly integrated into the design approach. Designing safe and secure systems can now be done in a way that safety teams want, in collaboration with suppliers, assessors, and reviewers.

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Building Next Generation MBSE

The building blocks for designing more complex cyber- physical systems start with MBSE. Ansys showcases the latest web- based, real-time collaboration tools built on SysML v2 to build systems architecture models. These tools integrate across engineering workflows for requirements verification, safety analysis, trade studies, and embedded software design.