Mathematics involves the highest order of creativity of the human mind.
This course from ENSOFT is an experiment to go beyond the confines of technology to a deeper understanding that links computation, mathematics, and the innate human ability to think.
Read the introduction with examples from Newton and Euler: https://t.co/qjVX3tnex3
ENSOFT is presenting “Minimal Binary Patching for Safety-Critical Aerospace Systems” at SAE AeroTech 2026 - happening today!
Thursday, June 4 at 10:30 AM in Room 2F.
Discover how our Graph IR-based micro-patching technology turns large-scale rebuilds into targeted patches of just a few bytes - enabling fast, safe, and efficient updates for aerospace systems.
See you in West Palm Beach!
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ENSOFT presents "Accelerating the Pace of Reviewing Simulink Models in a DevOps Workflow" at SAE AeroTech 2026 - just one week away!
Thursday, June 4 at 9:30 AM in the Grand Ballroom.
Join us for fresh insights on elevating communication and dramatically accelerating reviews of Simulink models in DevOps environments.
Looking forward to seeing you there!
#AeroTech2026 #DevOps #ModelBasedDevelopment
ENSOFT is presenting "Minimal Binary Patching for Safety-Critical Systems" tomorrow at SAE WCX 2026. Thursday, April 16 at 4:00 PM in Room 355, as part of the Foundations of Automobile Electronics: Cybersecurity track.
Join us to discover how precise binary rewriting turns large-scale rebuilds into targeted patches of just a few bytes - enabling fast, low-disruption OTA security updates. See you there!
ENSOFT is presenting "Simulink DevOps Evolution" tomorrow at SAE WCX 2026.
Wednesday, April 15 at 3:30 PM in Room 140 F, as part of the Automotive Embedded Software and Systems: Modeling, Simulation, and Testing track.
Join us for fresh insights on faster model-based development. See you there!
ENSOFT is offering free SimDiff licenses to engineers 25 years old and younger.
If you know early-career Simulink users who qualify, send their details to [email protected] and we will issue the licenses.
Supporting the next generation of model-based engineers.
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We refreshed the SimDiff product lineup to match how teams work today.
SimDiff Workstation: Full compare, merge, and Peer Review generation.
SimDiff Automation: Designed for GitLab, Azure DevOps, and CI/CD pipelines.
SimDiff Review: Lightweight edition for opening and exploring Peer Review Files.
Interactive Peer Review Files let reviewers explore model differences with built-in screenshots and an audit trail. Zero Simulink license needed.
Full details and licensing:
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The new built-in filter in SimDiff 2025b.1.1 automatically ignores differences inside commented-out blocks and their subsystems.
This helps reduce noise in model comparisons when blocks are commented for debugging, experimentation, or temporary changes.
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SimDiff 2025b.1.1 is available now.
New dark mode support, a built-in filter that automatically ignores differences in commented-out blocks, interactive Peer Review Files, and new editions optimized for DevOps and CI/CD workflows.
Cleaner model comparisons and faster reviews. No Simulink license required for reviewers.
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Using SimDiff and ready for smoother, auditable reviews?
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Or reply/DM your setup (complex models? Compliance needs?)—we'll sort details and hear your workflow.
Peer Review Files—finally making reviews flow 🙌
😤 Simulink reviews still drag in 2026.
Committed models sit in the PR, but reviewers need Simulink just to open and understand changes.
Startup lag. Dependency hunts. Path headaches.
SimDiff Peer Review Files are self-contained with embedded visuals.
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Why Peer Review Files land so strongly.
Everything captured in one shareable file—diffs + visuals.
Fast browser preview for initial looks.
Full audit trail with comments saved back.
Teams already lean on these for compliant reviews, PRs, and handoffs—feedback loops tighten up fast.