Getting Started with the Simulink Support Package for Arduino Hardware

The Simulink Support Package for Arduino Hardware is a Simulink add-on that allows you to create Simulink models which can then be executed on an Arduino.

This tutorial illustrates how to install and setup the Simulink Support Package for Arduino Hardware. We will create a simple proof-of-concept model and demonstrate connecting to and controlling an Arduino board.

Topics and timestamps:
(0:10) – Introduction and agenda
(0:46) – What is the ‘Simulink Support Package for Arduino Hardware’?
(2:23) – Downloading and installing the Simulink Support Package for Arduino Hardware
(13:46) – Setting up the Simulink Support Package for Arduino Hardware
(17:31) – Building a sample Simulink model to communicate with Arduino

Additional videos in this series:
-Getting Started with Arduino: IDE Installation, Setup, and Getting Connected (   • Getting Started with Arduino:  IDE In...  )
-Getting Started with the Matlab Support Package for Arduino Hardware (   • Getting Started with the Matlab Suppo...  )
-Getting Started with the Simulink Support Package for Arduino Hardware (this video)

It may be helpful to watch our previous video discussing a similar workflow using the native Arduino IDE (   • Getting Started with Arduino:  IDE In...  ).

Mathworks documentation regarding the workaround for Matlab R2016b (and earlier) is located at
https://www.mathworks.com/support/bug...