Maplesoft

Maplesoft has announced a major new release of MapleSim, an advanced system-level modeling and simulation platform, together with important updates to many of the specialized component libraries and connectivity tools in the MapleSim family of products

Maplesoft has announced a major new release of its flagship product, Maple, the mathematical software that makes it extremely easy to analyse, explore, visualise, and solve math problems.

Together with the latest release of MapleSim, and important updates to many of the specialised component libraries and connectivity tools in the MapleSim family of products, news of the Maple Ambassador program has been announced by Maplesoft

Maplesoft has made several announcements regarding its Maple, MapleSim and Maple T.A. solutions

A collaborative project between the University of Waterloo and Maplesoft has won an award from the Canadian Network for Innovation in Education (CNIE)

Researchers from the University of Waterloo are using MapleSim to develop a musculoskeletal model of the human arm to in order to design new model-based controllers - ultimately leading to a better understanding of movement disorders of the arm

Maplesoft, a provider of computational tools for simulation and analysis, has entered into a partnership agreement with ISKO engineers, one of Germanys leading providers of CAE services and solutions

Blue Joule, a consulting company that specializes in the design, analysis, development, and implementation of high precision control systems, recently turned to Maplesoft for assistance in developing a controller for servo-actuators

Maplesoft, with over 25 years of experience developing products for technical education and research, has announced the release of the latest version of the Maple T.A. MAA Placement Test Suite

Maplesoft has announced a new release of MapleSim, the advanced system-level modelling and simulation platform. This release makes it substantially easier to explore and validate designs, create and manage libraries of custom components, and use MapleSim models within the engineering toolchain