Co-organised with Thales, TNO-ESI & Altran, the most recent edition of Capella Days began the 12 of October and ended the 15th. And what a week it was! We had insightful case-studies talks presented by 17 speakers from industry leading businesses, from talks about engineering the railway system of tomorrow, to using gamma-rays to explore space, to cleaning our oceans. Capella Days also featured model-based systems engineering (MBSE) trends, the Capella roadmap, and an open Q&A session. We truly had a large diversity of Capella and MBSE applications in one manner or another (See the program). And it seems that you also enjoyed our speakers, this year we had the pleasure to host over 850 attendees from over 50 countries world-wide… Our community grows stronger every year! So thank you for giving us the opportunity to share this amazing 4th edition of Capella Days with you. Also, a special thank to our 7 sponsors. Their support is significant! If you couldn’t make it this y...

Thursday, September 10, 2020, Obeo organized a Capella Webinar. This webinar has ended, but feel free to watch the recording.   Discover how to use Excel-based interfaces to collaborate on Capella models. MapleMBSE 2020.1 adds support for Capella. Organizations using Capella can now edit models within MapleMBSE, allowing them to simplify MBSE tasks and increase engagement with MBSE processes at their company.   During this webinar, you will see how to work with a Capella systems model using MapleMBSE The demonstration will highlight how all stakeholders can collaborate through the systems model using task-specific, Excel-based interfaces found in MapleMBSE.   This Webinar will be presented by Paul Goossens, Vice President, Systems Engineering Solutions and Bharani Mohan, MapleMBSE Product Manager, both from Maplesoft.   Thursday, September 10th, 2020 Europe: 4 pm UTC+1 (London) | 5 pm CET (Paris) America: 8 am PDT (San Francisco) | 11 am EDT ...

Capella Days Online 2020 is organized by Obeo, in partnership with Thales, Altran and TNO-ESI, brings together the community of Capella and Arcadia: creators of this innovative systems engineering solution, providers of Capella add-ons and services, MBSE experts and industrial users. This year Capella Days happened in conjunction with ESI webinar day, the 6th of October 2020. After a great Capella Day 2019 edition in Munich, mainly featuring Capella complimentary tools and add-ons, in 2020 we decided to focus on industrial MBSE case-studies. Check-out the program featuring very interesting talks from Capella's feedback on their experience from different engineering domains: CNES (space systems) GMV (space systems) NextRail (rail systems) Siemens (medical devices) Stille AB (surgical solutions) Thales Group (aerospace, defence, transportation and security) The SeaCleaners (waste collecting, clean shipping) Virgin Hyperloop (high-speed transportation technology) Capella...

While opening the 5th edition of SiriusCon, their online conference about Eclipse Sirius and graphical modeling, Obeo announced that they will open-source their new cloud-based solution. Strategic member of the Eclipse Foundation, Obeo has been working for years on modeling tools, with a strong commitment to Open Source, contributing to free software availability and to knowledge sharing. In 2014 with Thales co-involved in the project, they pushed the code of what is Obeo Designer, a core tool of their modeling technology. The open-source Eclipse Sirius project was born and has since become a solid and widely deployed solution to create graphical modeling workbenches. For a few months now, the Obeo team has been working hard to offer the goodness and capabilities of Sirius right into a browser through Obeo Cloud Platform, a cloud-based solution developed for deploying modeling tools to the web. Following their values and involvement in the open source community, Obeo chose to open ...

MBSE and Capella are kind of everywhere, even on a space mission! Astrobotics provides an end-to-end safe delivery service for payloads to the Moon. On each delivery mission to the Moon, those are integrated onto a single Peregrine Lunar Lander and then launched on a commercially procured launch vehicle. Mateus Venturini has made researches about one of Garatéa’s mission, the Brazilian first attempt to send a probe to lunar orbit / surface, and its Astrobotic lunar landing vehicle(the Peregrine Lunar Lander). The standard physical mounting interface for the payloads needs to be optimized for the specific mission profile. On the 25th of June discover how ITA, through the work of Mateus Venturini, used Capella to optimize all the systems of the Peregrine Lunar Lander. THURSDAY, 25th of JUNE Europe: 4 pm UTC (London) | 5 pm CET (Paris) North America: 8 am PDT (San Francisco) | 11 am EDT (New York) Brazil: 12 pm BRT (Rio de Janeiro) Register here!  ...