What's new in SysON 2025.2?

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SysON 2025.2 – Adding New Features to SysON is Our Ongoing Commitment

 

The latest SysON 2025.2 release introduces new features and improvements to enhance the SysML v2 modeling experience, making it more intuitive, efficient, and adaptable. This update reflects the ongoing commitment to developing SysON as a robust open-source solution for Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE).

Key Enhancements in SysON 2025.2:

  • New Minimap for Navigation: Users can now explore large diagrams more easily with an overview minimap.
  • Context Menu on Right-Click: A quicker and more user-friendly way to access diagram tools.
  • Customizable Explorer View: The navigation panel can now be tailored to display relevant elements based on the user’s needs.
  • AQL Query View: Users can write and execute AQL queries directly in SysON for more efficient model exploration.
  • Forking Representation Descriptions: Diagram representations can now be duplicated and modified without altering the original definitions.
  • PNG Export for Diagrams: A new feature allowing users to export graphical representations for sharing and documentation.

This release strengthens SysON’s position as a flexible, open-source SysML v2 modeler, offering powerful features while maintaining ease of use. The roadmap continues to focus on improving usability, expanding customization capabilities, and ensuring interoperability with other tools in the MBSE ecosystem.

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