Our Events

Preventive today, Predictive Tomorrow. With 8 technical talks featuring live demonstrations & hands-on workshops, we have something for all engineers and scientists at our first ever Predictive Maintenance Forum. Join our forum to learn everything about Predictive Maintenance and making Factories Smarter together!

MATLAB EXPO brings together engineers, researchers, and scientists to hear real-world examples, get hands-on demonstrations, and learn more about the latest features and capabilities of MATLAB and Simulink.

Do you work with operational equipment that collects sensor data? In this webinar, we will showcase an aircraft engine health example to walk through how you can utilize that data for Predictive Maintenance, the intelligent health monitoring of systems to avoid future equipment failure.

In this webinar, Dr. Sergey Paltsev from MIT discusses how climate change poses financial risks that arise from shifts in the political, technological, social, and economic landscape that are likely to occur during the transition to a low-carbon economy.

Flying a drone, either manually or autonomously, is a complex task. A drone includes several critical parts such as a chassis or platform, motors and sensors. Learn how to use the Flight Log Analyzer app with UAV Toolbox in MATLAB for analyzing UAV autopilot flight logs by creating a customized series of plots.

In this session you will learn the basics of Simulink for modeling, simulating, and analyzing multidomain dynamical systems. You will see how to build simulation models using Simulink’s block diagramming interface, customizable set of libraries, and connectivity to MATLAB.

Join this presentation to uncover how Model-Based Design helps to solve challenges such as system sizing, performance trade-off analysis and concept development while ensuring lowest time-to-market and product safety.

Learn how to use MATLAB with USRP SDR hardware for design exploration and testing of wireless systems in real time.

In this webinar, MathWorks engineers will show how MATLAB and Simulink can be used to validate renewable energy models to help address NERC regulatory requirements, such as MOD-026 and MOD-027.