The new release includes tools to assist engineering analysis such as pattern finding, modeling & analysis, time series analysis, forecasting, and data variation vs. time. The program also shows improvements for control systems design, signal processing, connectivity options, common computation performance and physics.
Maple 18 includes a suite to assist the creation of custom components, like interactive calculators based on analyzed results. Typically, these will be made to determine the answers to a specific experimental setup. Plus the look, visualization and behaviour of the interactive components are now easier to control.
Maple 18’s advancements have been integrated into the new version of MapleSim, a system-level simulation and modeling tool that uses the Maple engine. With this advancement, MapleSim also sees improved performance, Control Design Toolbox, custom component creation tool and model generators.
Current Maplesoft customers include Bosch, Ford, NASA, Canadian Space Agency, Bowing, Canon and Motorola. Their program can also help engineers in the automotive, electronics, aerospace, energy, defense, financial, entertainment and consumer product industries.
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