Physical System Modelling with Simscape
| Start Time | End Time |
|---|---|
| 28 Oct 2026, 10:00 EDT | 28 Oct 2026, 11:00 EDT |
Overview
In collaboration with the UK Digital Twin Centre, discover how to model and simulate real-world physical systems using Simscape. In this webinar, you’ll learn how the physical network approach allows you to build system-level models by assembling intuitive schematics of interconnected components, without deriving complex equations manually.
See how you can adjust model fidelity to match your specific engineering goals, helping you move faster from concept to validation while maintaining the accuracy you need.
Highlights
What You'll Learn
- How to develop physical system models using electrical, mechanical, and multibody components
- Methods for estimating and incorporating motor parameters into your models
- Typical engineering workflows and applications where Simscape provides the greatest value
- Best practices for getting started quickly with modelling and simulation
Why Attend?
Whether you’re new to physical modelling or looking to streamline your development workflow, this session will give you the foundational knowledge and practical insights to start using Simscape effectively in your projects.
About the Presenter
Jawad Khoury is a Senior Application Engineer at MathWorks (Cambridge, UK) specializing in model-based software development as well as testing and automation workflows across diverse industries. Jawad holds a master’s degree in Intelligent Transportation Systems from the University of Technology of Compiegne (UTC) and a Ph.D. in Electrical and Electronics engineering from the University of Cergy-Paris (UCP).
Oisin Harrington is an Innovation Manager at Digital Catapult and is part of the UK Digital Twin Centre team. He works across industry, academia and government to accelerate the adoption of advanced technologies, helping businesses move from concept to real-world value. His background spans applied AI, digital twins and industrial innovation, and making deep tech more accessible and meaningful across sectors.
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