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Ravi K.
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Ravi K.
Senior Software Engineer at Aptiv
01/05/2021
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I had used for my MTech Project Modelica.

To use for modelling more easier way like Simulink Matlab.
Luigi V.
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Luigi V.
Associate Professor at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute @ ALSETLab.com
01/01/2021
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A language allowing reusability, portability and avoidance of vendor lock-in

The Modelica language allows to do object-oriented equation-based modeling using both graphical composition (aka, drag and drop) and/or textual modeling (i.e. by using the language itself) to define models of complex systems. If the models are developed adhering to the language definition, they can work in multiple tools, e.g. Dymola, OpenModelica, SystemModeler, Optimica Compiler Toolkit, etc, without the need to reimplement them; which allows to take advantage of the different features in the different tools. Finally, most Modelica tools allow to export models using the FMI standard, which improves even further the portability of the models.
Anupam K.
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Anupam K.
Engineer at L&T Technology Services Limited
12/30/2020
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Best language for mathematical modelling

Easiest language to write and understand any program especially for modelling fluid & mechanical systems.

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What is Modelica Association?

The Modelica Association is a non-profit organization that develops and promotes the Modelica language, a standardized, open-source language designed for modeling complex systems involving mechanical, electrical, electronic, hydraulic, thermal, control, electric power, or process-oriented subcomponents. Founded in 2000, the association focuses on the continuous enhancement of the language, related standards, and supporting libraries to facilitate model-based design and analysis. Modelica is widely used across industries and academia for simulation and optimization of dynamic systems. The association also organizes events such as conferences and workshops to foster collaboration and knowledge sharing within the community.

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2012