Along with Thales, Obeo will be at INCOSE International Symposium (IS) 2019 at Orlando to talk about Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) and of course, to present the open and field-proven tool, Capella and its methodology, Arcadia. The INCOSE IS is the largest worldwide annual INCOSE event, gathering of people who do systems engineering. Well, there you will share about the latest innovations in the systems engineering field and contribute to the next to come, build a professional network, and just enjoy friendly time with interesting people. What a program! Since a few years, Obeo sponsored the INCOSE IS conference.This year, we are pleased to promote Capella, alongside with Thales. At INCOSE IS, you will benefit from the expertise from the team behind Capella and get all the informations you need at the Capella booth #13. So feel free to drop by and to get a demo.       Do not also forget to add these appointments at your INCOSE IS ag...

      In a few days will start the Siemens PLM Software #RealizeLive conference sponsored by Obeo. More exactly on June 10th, will open 'the premier industry solutions event, connecting the Siemens Digital Industries Software community with peers, partners, and products while promoting networking opportunities to learn, grow and optimize the tools', as explained on the official event website. Why is Obeo there? Because world leading companies are relying on our open modeling technologies to unleash their domain-specific expertise for specifying and designing products, services or organizations. From early prototypes to enterprise-scale solutions, our experts in open source modeling technologies help you create, customize or extend model-driven tools and integrate them with your existing solutions. Our open technologies, such as Eclipse Sirius, are building-blocks and provide important features to facilitate the creation of domain-specific modeling workbenches. Besid...

Save The Date! Capella Day 2019 on Sept. 16th at Munich, Germany We are happy to announce that the next Capella Day will be held in conjunction with MODELS Conference 2019. MODELS covers all aspects of modeling, from languages and methods, to tools including Capella, a comprehensive, extensible and field-proven MBSE solution.   Capella Day will be a one-day event dedicated to this open source model-based systems engineering tool. Whether you are a newcomer or an advanced user, you will extend your knowledge about this solution and discover the latest plugins and extensions.   Register early as places are limited!   Meet the actors of the ecosystem creators of this innovative solution, providers of Capella add-ons and services, MBSE experts and industrial users. At the agenda of Capella Day presentation of Capella and Arcadia, use-cases from industrial users, presentation of Capella add-ons and extensions... Have a look of what we plan for you there...

April is a Capella busy week with two industrial use-case. On the 9th April, we had the pleasure to listen to Jim Daly (Rolls-Royce UK). Jim talked about Arcadia and Capella for a large complex mechanical system. Rolls-Royce is a pre-eminent engineering company focused on world-class power and propulsion systems.This webinar discussed how Rolls-Royce is using Arcadia / Capella to define the architecture of a large civil aerospace turbofan engine. MBSE promises to help manage system complexity and minimise the associated risk.  This webinar was driven by Jim Daly: Jim Daly has nearly forty years’ experience in aerospace engine development: fuel systems; control systems; software development; process improvement and thirteen years in current role as a System Architect at Rolls-Royce, responsible for control system and whole engine architecture and since 2016 deployment of MBSE.   You missed the Rolls-Royce UK Use-Case and Jim Daly's presentation? Enjoy the record...

TNO, Obeo and Altran manage the complexity of high-tech systems Bridging the innovation gap  Bringing advanced development methodologies for software engineering to the market During the ESI symposium on 9 April, TNO, Obeo and Altran signed a memorandum of understanding to work together on solutions for this complexity. The theme of the ESI symposium is "Intelligence, the next challenge in system engineering"? More than 500 system engineers from the broad high-tech industry and academic network of ESI attended the symposium.  The high-tech industry supplies products of ever-increasing complexity. This complexity is such that insight, perspective and, at the same time, keeping a grip on the details have become a great challenge and not a foregone conclusion. No matter how good system engineers are, the human brain can no longer simply grasp this complexity. ESI, part of TNO, has been working for years in open innovation with partners from the high-tech industry and academ...