Blogs

  • Introducing TwinSimulate’s New Feature: Julia Code Integration in Digital Twin Diagrams
    We’re thrilled to announce an exciting enhancement to the TwinSimulate : the ability to embed Julia code directly into your block diagrams for model-based simulation. This update bridges the intuitive, visual power of block-diagram-based modeling with the computational flexibility and precision of the Julia programming language. By combining these strengths, TwinSimulate is taking a significant…
  • Recursive Least Squares (RLS) in Time-Series Prediction and using Twin Simulate
    Importance of RLS Recursive Least Squares (RLS) is an adaptive filtering algorithm widely used for real-time signal processing, system identification, and time-series prediction. Unlike standard least squares, RLS dynamically updates model parameters as new data arrives, making it well-suited for non-stationary environments. RLS Use Cases RLS has numerous real-world applications, such as: Technical Details of…
  • Model based code generation for Arduino platforms using Twin Simulate
    Twin Simulate helps in accelerating your embedded system development by offering a model-based digital twin platform that automates code generation for Arduino hardware. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned engineer, Twin Simulate allows you to build systems for the Arduino platforms and much more using intuitive block diagrams—no programming skills required. The Power of…
  • No Code Matter devices with Twin Simulate and Silicon Labs based Arduino Nano Matter board
    The Internet of Things (IoT) has revolutionized how we interact with technology, and Matter—a unified standard for IoT—is making device compatibility easier than ever. If you’ve ever wanted to create your own Matter-compatible devices without diving into the depths of coding, Twin Simulate offers an intuitive, no-code platform to make that dream a reality. In…
  • Simulating Functional Mockup Units (FMU) in Twin Simulate
    Introduction In an era where system-level design and simulation are critical to innovation, the Functional Mockup Interface (FMI) has emerged as a key standard for model exchange and co-simulation. Developed under the Modelica Association, FMI enables seamless integration of simulation models from diverse tools, fostering collaboration across disciplines. As digital twins gain prominence, tools like…