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Join this 3-part webinar series on Engineering Intelligence at the Edge and learn how AI with MATLAB and Simulink improves design, simulation, and deployment.

Part 1 Series: Explore how simulation-driven workflows with Model-Based Design help engineers simplify complexity, validate control logic early, and build robust systems faster

Part 1 Series: Explore how simulation-driven workflows with Model-Based Design help engineers simplify complexity, validate control logic early, and build robust systems faster

Part 1 Series: Explore how simulation-driven workflows with Model-Based Design help engineers simplify complexity, validate control logic early, and build robust systems faster

Three-part webinar series on simulation-driven control design. Learn to model, test, and verify control algorithms early to reduce risk, improve quality, and accelerate system development.

Join industry leaders and MathWorks engineers at MATLAB EXPO 2025 on November 12–13 to get the latest information about AI, electrification, wireless communications, and Model-Based Design.

Join us in Makati City for a full-day seminar and hands-on workshop on how MATLAB® and Simulink® are driving clean energy innovation in the Philippines and Southeast Asia. Gain hands-on experience, learn from experts, and explore real-world applications in renewables, microgrids, and energy storage.

Join our session exploring how Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) and fault injection can improve the reliability of critical medical device alarms. Learn how this approach addresses IEC 60601-1-12 compliance, reduces logical errors in FMEA, and ensures alarms like the high-pressure alert function correctly—even under single-fault conditions. Includes live demo, insights, and Q&A

In this seminar, you will learn Simulink basics for modelling, simulating, and testing control design for multi-domain dynamic systems. You’ll gain insight on how to build models, design control algorithms, and analyse simulations. After learning some basics, you will see how you can tie requirements to your design, test for traceability and verification, and generate code for your software implementation.