Maplesoft is releasing four toolkits for engineering markets.
The Maplesoft Engineering Toolkits are suites of Maple-powered analytical design tools that offer a combination of powerful mathematical solvers with domain-specific functions for particular applications.
Containing a combination of Maplesoft products for a specific industry or function, the toolkits are intended to enhance mechanical and vehicular dynamic simulation in the engineering design process.
The four toolkits are available immediately:
* Mechanical System Modelling and Simulation Toolkit - for rapid development of mathematical models of mechanical systems and easy exporting to Simulink for virtual prototyping and real-time simulation.
* Vehicle Modelling and Simulation Toolkit - for rapid development of mathematical models of vehicle components and easy exporting to Simulink for virtual prototyping and real-time simulation.
* Simulink Users' Toolkit - a comprehensive package of Maple-powered analysis and documentation tools that accelerate model development for Simulink. This toolkit is excellent for developing optimised high-fidelity models of dynamic systems for real-time applications.
* Matlab Users' Toolkit - a comprehensive package of Maple-powered analysis and documentation tools that accelerate analysis development for Matlab.
The components within these all-inclusive toolkits have been carefully selected and validated by domain experts to be rapid and accurate when used for engineering design tasks. They bring together, in single packages, the heritage of Maple-powered software tools for faster, more efficient and more accurate mathematical models. These bundles also offer significant price discounts in the range of 25 to 30 per cent compared with purchasing the tools separately.
“The decision to offer these solution-focused toolkits is a result of our efforts to make design engineers' lives easier, more productive and efficient,” says Jim Cooper, Maplesoft CEO. “Now they have one kit from which to choose an array of products to solve many complex mathematical problems and create more accurate simulations and prototypes.”
For more information, visit www.maplesoft.com
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