Sharing Simulink Simulations as Apps and Software Components

Do you want to know how to build a standalone desktop App or Web App from your Simulink model, so that you can share your simulation with a larger audience? Or are you looking to create a software component from your Simulink model, so that it can be used in another simulation tool or a different programming language, for example, Python?

Join Weiwu Li, Tianyi Zhu and Suresh Balakrishnama to learn about these key capabilities of Simulink Compiler and how it can help your work!

About the presenters:
Weiwu Li is a product manager at MathWorks. He has a Ph.D. in controls engineering and prior experience in automotive industry before joining MathWorks in 2016.

Tianyi Zhu is a product marketing manager at MathWorks focused on Simulink and Model-Based Design. He holds a Master of Science degree in Electrical and Computer Engineering from Carnegie Mellon University.

Suresh Balakrishnama is a product manager at MathWorks focused on Application Deployment. He holds a M.S degree in Electrical Engineering with prior experience building software applications for healthcare.

Chapters:
0:00-2:05: Intro
2:05-4:40: Why Simulink Compiler
4:40-10:22: Create standalone executables from Simulink model
10:22-18:03: Create standalone apps from Simulink model
18:03-29:00: Deploy your simulation app as a web app
29:00-37:47: Generate FMU modules from Simulink model
37:47-41:45: Generate Python library from Simulink model
41:45-43:30: Recap
43:30-59:32: Q&A
59:32-1:00:30: Conclusion