Capella for Space Systems Design Thursday, January 22nd, 2026 | 5PM Paris (GMT 1:00) Register here!   Join us for a new Capella Webinar dedicated to space systems engineering, featuring two projects from the University of Antioquia that illustrate how MBSE can support early design decisions, structure complex architectures, and improve confidence in the feasibility of ambitious space missions. The session will cover: The design and development of a proof of concept for a modular vacuum chamber to simulate space like conditions. The conceptual design of a space based observatory for Near Earth Object (NEO) detection. ***  Presented by: Paula Andrea García SuárezUniversidad de Antioquia Aerospace Engineer specialized in systems and project design for space applications. Experienced in MBSE, requirements engineering, and prototype development. Skilled in CAD modeling, mission analysis, and hands-on work in laboratory, workshop, and multidisciplinary environmen...

Jama Connect Joins the Capella Ecosystem Watch the Replay of the Capella webinar - Thursday, December 11, 2025 | 5PM Paris (GMT 1:00)     Complex systems require strong alignment across teams. When requirements, architecture and test cases live in separate tools, ensuring traceability becomes difficult.In this webinar, you will see how to publish Capella models to a controlled web server and create bidirectional traceability with Jama Connect® artifacts. This integration removes manual checks and keeps all engineering data synchronized.    ***  Presented by: Patrick KnowlesJama Software Experienced Systems Engineer and Project Manager with a demonstrated history of working in the Aerospace & Defense industry. Practitioner of both traditional waterfall product development and Agile methodologies and tools such as Azure DevOps and Jira. Strong systems thinker with a Bachelor of Engineering - BSE focused in Aerospace Engineering from University ...

Digital Thread from Requirements to Architecture   Jama Software® and Obeo have released a new connector that creates a seamless link between Jama Connect® and Capella, providing a unified digital thread from requirements to system architecture. Through Publication for Capella, teams can publish Capella models to the web and synchronize traceability links with Jama Connect artifacts such as requirements, change requests or test cases. This integration supports consistency, collaboration and alignment across the engineering lifecycle. The connector enables simple drag and drop creation of traceability links while preserving artifact ownership. It helps organizations reduce duplication, avoid errors and make decisions based on reliable, up to date data. The integration is now available as part of Publication for Capella, developed by Obeo.     Official Press Release Read the technical explanation on our blog...

Obeo is proud to sponsor the Vietnam Systems Engineering Day 2025!   The event will gather engineers, researchers and industry leaders in Hanoi on November 27th to explore current challenges and advances in systems engineering. Event topics include: Automotive, with a focus on sustainable and intelligent mobility. Aerospace and Robotics, highlighting innovations that push technical and scientific boundaries. Railways and Intelligent Mobility, covering safer and more efficient transportation systems. We look forward to meeting the community and supporting the growth of MBSE practices in the region. Join us at the Vietnam Systems Engineering Day 2025 for a session led by Romain Horcada from Obeo "Accelerating Digital Transformation with Arcadia and Capella" on November 27th, at 14:50-15:10. The talk will show how MBSE with the Arcadia method and the open source Capella tool helps enterprises and academia in Asia Pacific accelerate digital transformation, enabl...

Obeo, sponsor of ASEC UK 2025   We are proud to sponsor ASEC UK 2025, one of the key events for the systems engineering community. This annual conference brings together experts, industry leaders and practitioners to explore current challenges, share best practices and advance the discipline. We look forward to meeting attendees, discussing model based systems engineering and connecting with the UK engineering ecosystem. More details about the event are available on the official website: https://www.asec2025.org.uk/Pages/Standard/Home  ...