📈UniPhi 5.5 Accelerates Embedded Software Development
Small teams, massive outcomes. Resource-limited teams continue to lean on UniPhi to collaboratively drive defects to zero and deliver complex software systems ahead of schedule. https://www.simuquest.com/uniphi-marketing-videos/SQ_Mahindra_Compilation_Web.mp4 UniPhi 5.5 delivers performance improvements, additional support for AUTOSAR workflows, a new Flat Simulink Model Import, and the ability to revert all Project changes simultaneously, along with several other […]
🚀UniPhi 5.4 is Here
UniPhi 5.4 brings Hierarchy Snapshots, Automatic Creation of Simulink Implementation and Test Harness Models, Continuous Integration API Improvements, and more. Read on to understand new functionality available in the latest release of UniPhi, including: Hierarchy Snapshots, the ability to automatically create or open Simulink Implementation and Test Harness models, improvements to UniPhi’s Continuous Integration APIs, […]
💡 SimuQuest to Host the 2022 FISITA Knowledge Forum
Safety is Non-Negotiable. Achieving Defect-Free Embedded Software in a World of Exponentially Increasing Complexity. The FISITA Knowledge Forum is an online platform for the mobility industry to showcase innovation, and instigate discussion and collaboration. Discussions feature content and insight determined by an expert company, with presentations from their technical specialist(s), followed by a Q&A session. […]
What’s New in UniPhi 5.3
UniPhi 5.3 enables reconfigurable system hierarchy visualizations, the generation of comprehensive traceability reports, and more. Read on to understand the specific new features that users can expect to find in this latest version, and check out the links below to learn more about the UniPhi paradigm shift, or to request a free, 60-day trial. Learn More […]
A New Collaboration with Toshiba: VenetDCP
SimuQuest is teaming up with Toshiba to offer the Distributed Co-Simulation Platform VenetDCP to the U.S automotive industry. Today, Toshiba Digital Solutions Corporation (hereinafter TDSL) and SimuQuest, announce a collaboration to begin offering TDSL’s model-based development platform for distributed co-simulation “VenetDCP” to the automotive industry in the U.S. Facing the pressure to accommodate the increasing […]
On the Road…with UniPhi
Thoughts from the Field JOHN MILLS, CEO Going Beyond the Familiar for a Whole New Experience… in life and embedded software Recently, I had a chance to exercise two of my passions. I’m an avid birder with an ambition to visit every state in the Union in the pursuit of identifying birds that I’ve […]
UniPhi 5.2 Announcement
SimuQuest advances model-based design results with UniPhi 5.2 Safety and speed-to-market are being compromised due to inconsistency and error-prone processes in model-based software development. Our newest release, UniPhi 5.2 delivers absolute consistency and introduces a new level of automated intelligence. UniPhi solves the dichotomy between developing with agility and maintaining robust functional safety standards. UniPhi […]
Agility and Safety—Mutually Exclusive?
Thoughts from the Field JOHN MILLS, CEO The need for agility in development and the need for safety in embedded software appear to be mutually exclusive. The industry is asking “Does this have to be the case?” And in fact, as we can see discussed here, and here, some are beginning to assert not only that an […]
The Struggle is Real
Simulink is a powerful tool for developing application logic for an embedded system. Developing software using Simulink has numerous well-documented advantages over hand coding. However, as a model grows in size and complexity, the data connections that link the various sections of the model become more and more difficult to manage. Common solutions to this […]
There Has to be a Better Way
There had to be a better way to more efficiently develop software. As a software manager at a Tier 1 in the late 90’s, I led an effort to transition from hand-written software to model-based design (MBD) with Stateflow and Simulink, and code generation with Embedded-Coder, for a Ford memory seat module. Ford was a […]
